"The full diversity of institutions have a role to play, from local small and medium-sized enterprise support and supply chain creation, to primary technology leadership and breakthrough invention".
All participants agreed that when men decide to embark on a professional career, open their own business, and become entrepreneurs, they have the full support of institutions, the family, and the social environment, as opposed to women.
Secondly, data from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility [ 53], provides 232 observations for 6 species from 6 institutions covering Austria, Croatia, Germany, Greece and the Greek islands, Israel, and Italy (a full list of institutions in provided in the appendix [see Additional file 1]).
Oelwein, Iowa, is a meatpacking town of several thousand full of failed institutions and aspirations.
This smallish, pleasant compound of Spanish Mission-style buildings was once full of homegrown institutions like the S & S Tea Room, where Miss Willie would tell you over the loudspeaker to leave if she felt you'd lingered at your table too long.
Cambridge is full of many institutions, but none of them can outfit you at the last minute for a black-tie dinner better than Keezer's.
It included individuals aged 15 and over and excluded full-time residents of institutions and residents of the Territories.
The world is full of small, underfunded institutions that would love to introduce students to astronomy in a meaningful way but don't have much cash.
When the world is full of uncertainty, an institution that has stood the test of centuries has a certain appeal.
People living on Indian reserves or Crown lands, residents of institutions, full-time members of the Canadian Armed Forces and residents of certain remote regions were excluded.
