In the many interviews, news snippets, and question sessions that followed, Carson's clarifications only solidified his firm belief in an instituted concept of Othering that for years has plagued not only Muslims, but also Japanese Americans in the time of World War Two.
The article also misspelled the surname of an Israeli senior fellow at the institute whose concept of "bottom-up peacemaking" was cited.
In 2000, Mr. Lavín ran for president and cited his record of putting the institute's concepts into effect.
Before leaving office, Mr. Faltlhauser instituted a "concept competition" for use of the Marstall, which was won by the Berlin architectural firm Schultes Frank with a plan similar to Mr. Braunfels's, who noted the irony of holding a competition "to come up with my plan".
To ensure that all nations are represented at the YOG the IOC instituted the concept of Universality Places.
The statistical analyses were performed with a StatView computer program (SAS institute, Abacus concepts incorporation, Berkeley, CA, USA).
I, for instance, would re-institute the concepts in the Glass-Steagall Act.
American Majority, a self-described "political training institute", is a "concept" of Sam Adams Alliance, which in turn describes itself as AM's "sponsor".
Seven months ago, Mr. Wheelis, a fan of "Trading Spaces," a cable television show on which neighbors redecorate rooms in each other's homes, decided to spice things up around the office by instituting a similar concept there.
So instead of waiting for congressional approval, the White House gave the go-ahead this spring for DOD officials to hold a competition for a proof-of-concept institute that, Fedder says, "would show Congress that this idea can work".
