Indonesia's Islamic boarding schools, known as pesantren, are generally far less militant than the equivalent institutions in Pakistan.
In Italy, the equivalent institutions are regional banks controlled by charitable foundations on whose boards sit local politicians.
The Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS) in France actively seeks out the opinion of equivalent institutions in other countries to ensure evidence completeness [ 17] and the Association of Social Security Institutions in Austria mentions the utilisation of international networks [ 16].
The idea was to substitute for a different kind of institutional void, the equivalent institution in the U.S. being the Congressional Research Service or various congressional or senatorial research staffs, the likes of which are underdeveloped in India.
The Rijksmuseum is central to Dutch life, to the country's cultural imagining of herself, as no equivalent institution is in Britain.
On June 16th Roland Koch, prime minister of the state of Hesse, quashed early ideas of including the local Landesbank (state bank), Helaba, in three-sided merger talks with Landesbank Rheinland-Pfalz (LRP), the equivalent institution in neighbouring Rhineland-Palatinate.
Our rents are competitive in comparison with equivalent London institutions, and far less than for comparable accommodation in the private sector".
When used as a measure of efficiency, costs per weighted case assume that the outcomes of hospital services (e.g., clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, accessibility, quality of care) are constant and generally equivalent across institutions and over time [ 6].
Two days earlier, in the first serious blow to segregation, the Supreme Court had ruled that graduate programs at public universities had to admit qualified African-Americans if the state had no equivalent black institution.
"If we are serious about reimagining American influence and security, we must make equivalent investments in institutions that promote diplomacy, development and trade..
With its neatly arranged wood-paneled rooms, it was an American equivalent of London institutions like Maggs Brothers, a place where customers knew exactly what they wanted and where people might speak in whispers.
