But, as Broad pushed to have his building treated as a separate institution — a kind of facsimile of MOCA, within the LACMA campus — she resisted.
Le Séminaire became a nodal Parisian intellectual institution, a kind of hub attracting some of the brightest stars of the post-War French cultural firmament.
You can create in one institution this kind of level playing field vision, but if everything around it is unequal, it proves to be a flimsy defense.
Jazz, she added, "is only just starting to have, in terms of more formal institutions, some kind of archival merit".
EARLIER this summer, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation issued the Invitation to Cultural Institutions, a kind of open casting call to groups large and small.
"You are keeping a lot of troubled institutions in kind of a status quo state," said Eric D. Hovde, the chief executive of a Washington-based hedge fund that invests in the banking industry.
Community home nursing care institutions are one kind of nursing institution in Taiwan supplying home healthcare visits and services [ 20], and are regularly inspected by the national DOH.
"You can tear down an institution with this kind of divisiveness.
Long Island City residents are admitted free, and for many in Queens, the series has become an institution and a kind of outsourced backyard.
Recasting the institution as some kind of tax-loophole, Defense of Marriage Act, comparison-shopping, bridal-auction bargain deal is the real threat -- not homosexuals in love.
