The process will include an assessment of the reliability and utility of specific outcome measures instituted into practice during Stage 2. The collection of specific economic data will continue in order to assess the cost implications of those policies.
The most relevant measures will be instituted into practice and used in service monitoring and policy development in Stage 4 (and beyond, following the completion of the project).
And…all of that work got instituted into DOC policy.
Taking a few coloured highlighter pens to bank statements to work out expenses is also very useful and can institute order into the chaos of numbers and help you to visualise the different strands of your life.
I'm very deeply fascinated by religions and cults, so by taking what I've studied from religions and cults and instituting it into the Apocalypse character, I thought, "I can make something that we haven't seen yet in the 'X-Men' franchise" -- and that gives me a reason to return to it.
Then, in the topsy-turvy landscape of the new Russia, Mr. Satarov leapt from a research institute into the halls of the Kremlin.
But for Dr. Wilson, who over the past seven years built his institute into the nation's largest academic gene therapy program, the decision is a major setback.
The site is one of an encounter between the embers of postwar Keynesian public works, transmuted from the old institute into the museum, and the contemporary march of private property investment.
Yet after leaving Harvard to become director of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, Watson transformed that moribund research institute into the world's epicenter for the study of molecular biology.
The fight over the future of the Warburg Institute came to a climax in the past few months, but it started seven years ago, when the Warburg Institute and then the University of London began to seek legal counsel in order to clarify the terms of the trust deed that, in 1944, as the Second World War raged, had brought the institute into the university.
