China's architectural exports to less-developed countries, such as conference halls, government offices, hospitals, institutional headquarters, schools, stadia and theatres, have played a special role in the state's foreign aid and diplomatic strategy.
Joining the young-earth creationist groups in producing a shadow media culture aimed at promoting creationism is the Discovery Institute, the de facto institutional headquarters of intelligent design the strategy of promoting creationism in general without being committed to any specifics about the age of the earth, the identity of the designer, and so forth (Forrest and Gross 2007).
Over in southern Thailand, paradise-seekers make do with a handful of beach getaways on Ko Lipe or the charmingly institutional national park headquarters on Ko Tarutao island.
The role of donors and development partners is to strengthen institutional capacities at headquarters levels and at the district level to make a meaningful decentralization process, also in the field of human resources management, possible.
McDermott International Inc., an engineering and marine construction company, said yesterday that it had agreed to work with its institutional investors on possibly moving its headquarters back to the United States from Panama.
The intimate, jewel-like space has become a standard-issue institutional structure, more suited to a corporate headquarters in Los Angeles or Dallas.
The commission said, "The panel cannot agree with that conclusion given the substantial amount of information regarding the sexual assaults and the academy's institutional culture available to leaders at the academy, Air Force Headquarters and the Office of the Air Force General Counsel".
Several times I was thinking of moving the headquarters to Shanghai or Hangzhou where the institutional environments are more supportive to entrepreneurism…but eventually I gave up this idea.
The Institute represents the interests of its nearly 1,000 company, organization, government agency, institutional and international members through its office in New York City, and its headquarters in Washington, D.C".
In "Wall Street" (1915), Paul Strand's famed photograph of anonymous workers arrayed against the looming, newly constructed headquarters of J. P. Morgan, the silence is institutional rather than natural.
(Shaw's institutional legacy continues: the Fabian Society lives still in the Dartmouth Street headquarters Shaw rather astutely purchased for £3,000 in 1928, while Rada and the National Gallery of Ireland also benefited immensely from his generosity).
