Banks of hard institutional chairs filled with people whose skin comes in various shades of brown.
In only three institutions the chair of the department of pathology was the senior institutional officer making the decision.
A small chapel was painted in institutional beige, with chairs and a lectern and, up front, space for a casket.
Northern Ireland's historical institutional abuse inquiry, chaired by Sir Anthony Hart and sitting at Banbridge courthouse, is investigating the Kincora allegations.
"For the last nine months she's been making love on institutional carpet, plastic chairs and laminated tables.
Evidently, such scheduling issues need addressing at the faculty or institutional level, and chairs can be important advocates.
Stung by what they perceive as a lack of institutional support for the chair umpire who gave Serena Williams a game penalty late in the U.S. Open women's final, which set off a firestorm of criticism, other umpires are reportedly discussing the possibility of boycotting her matches.
In addition, he is a trustee, chair of institutional advancement and a member of the executive committee of the National Humanities Center, based in Research Triangle Park, a trustee, chair of the Finance Committee, Treasurer and member of the executive committee of Princeton Day School in Princeton, New Jersey, and a member of the advisory board.
According to Dutch legislation and the institutional ethical committee (Medical Ethical Committee VUmc, chair Prof dr JA Rauwerda), we did not need ethical approval and informed consent, because the ACTH test is routinely performed in our department for patient care, when clinically indicated, no extra blood was drawn for this study, and the results were treated anonymously.
"This should include training to tackle overt and covert racism and institutional racism". The inquiry, chaired by Sir John Blofeld, a retired high court judge, reviewed David Bennett's care over the 17 years leading up to his death.
