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"If he can add that at the new institute, a culture that permits people to go off and start companies, then I think he will really have something".

It was Mason who first instituted a culture of therapy and diagnostic care and Darcey Bussell was one of many who owed their return to the stage to her skills.

In their view, the sexual revolution (and especially the Roe v Wade decision of 1973) broke from these Catholic principles and began an attempt on the part of secular liberals to institute a "culture of death" in the United States.

It put a lid on the number of females admitted to universities and instituted a "culture of modesty" effort to enforce stricter veiling.

He was a close friend of Gamal Abdel Nasser and he instituted a culture of self-censorship that many feel has lasted to this day.

The report also noted that UNICEF continues to invest heavily in national evaluation capacity development and that the organization has successfully instituted a culture in which management responses to evaluation are routinely provided.

Support for breastfeeding should be at the forefront of maternity practice in hospital, and community services need to ensure that basic information on how to obtain help and support is visibly given to all mothers while instituting a culture of easily accessible breastfeeding support for mothers if and when they need it.

One of the C.C.A.'s initiatives is Walls and Bridges, a yearlong project organized by Villa Gillet, in Lyons — a self-described "cultural institute dedicated to culture in all its forms" — that brings together American and French academics, writers, and artists for an assortment of highbrow networking and deep-thinker-friendly public events in New York.

"The test will be whether the institutes create a culture of collaboration with industry to successfully transfer technology".

These activities speak to the institute's innovative culture and demonstrate one potent way in which the institute is enhancing Singapore's intellectual capital.

Analysts say that he instituted a cowboy culture that pitted managers against one another, did not share information with employees and forced them to battle for every last nickel of spending.