At the same briefing here, his Romanian counterpart, Petru Cordos, said, "The law creates a special link between the citizens of one country, Romania, and the institutions of another, Hungary".
At least for the hour I sat there on Monday afternoon, the post office felt like a throwback to public institutions of another time, where a patron's dignity was a given, as was safety without intrusive security measures.
William Henry Harrison urged the same: "The attempt of those of one State to control the domestic institutions of another can only result in feelings of distrust and jealousy, the certain harbingers of disunion, violence, and civil war, and the ultimate destruction of our free institutions".
I am happy to open the gate of acceptance by the institution of art to another young artist.
Health has got to them all, like a cult: they are also less likely to smoke, and the evidence of our own five senses gives us young people in hordes jogging, climbing, journeying eternally from one institution of wellness to another, serious-faced in Lycra, taking responsibility, counting footsteps, living the dream.
I think if we're committed to American values of freedom of religion and tolerance, how could we be against the establishment of another religious institution?
These accounts, which go beyond G.N.P. and show the flow of funds from each kind of financial institution to another, offer a much better picture of the kinds of instabilities that led to the Depression.
When Prince William met Emperor Akihito it was an encounter between the representatives of one ancient institution and of another, which is even more ancient.
a student at that institution (or any subelement of that institution) from enrolling in a unit of the Senior ReserveOfficer Training Corps at another institution of higher education.
