eCooperative banks are financial institutions wherein the customers are the owners.
Persons who do not respond well to treatment at dispensaries can be sent to long-term social care institutions (internats) wherein they remain indefinitely.
A linked phenomenon has been the huge growth in corporate collecting, wherein institutions such as UBS and Deutsche Bank have played a leading role.
Briefly put, the church became an institution rent by factions, wherein popular discontent found a means of expression.
As part of the museum's ingenious "Open Plan" series, wherein the institution turns over the entire fifth floor to a single artist's work, Taylor was a wise choice, demonstrating how the museum is committed to exploring the idiosyncrasies that elevate American art.
Pneumonia is routinely diagnosed at our institution using bronchoalveolar lavage, wherein only patients with a Clinical Pulmonary Infection Score ≥6 and >100,000 colony-forming units/ml on bronchoalveolar lavage are diagnosed with pneumonia.
He reaches this conclusion as a result of his view that law is an institutionalised normative system wherein the institutions concerned operate by issuing purportedly authoritative directives concerning what ought to be done.
21 23 However, the relationship between the patient and the medical sphere exists within a socially constructed hierarchy wherein medical institutions ultimately hold the individual accountable for collective social problems.
With digital currency as a major unifying element for the industry, its disruption is enabling a third wave of change wherein the financial institution is removed from the equation.
