However, they fail to recognize the equally large gap between corporate and institutional interests – and the attendant bureaucracies needed to administer 'big science' and large institutions – as well as the individual and team interests and often messy rhythms of research.
On the other are institutional interests.
Private and public institutional interests constitute another important category.
The army under General Kayani wanted to protect its institutional interests, not one personality, he said.
But multiple agendas and institutional interests are involved; there is also a fair amount of theatre.
The groups, of course, have their own institutional interests -- like preserving the image of bipartisanship.
The gap was probably unavoidable, given the institutional interests and caution of the Vatican.
This would be a gruelling prospect, given the EU's structural flaws and competing national and institutional interests.
Mr. Connerly dismisses critics like Mr. Bond as being beholden to "institutional interests" that benefit from the "diversity rationale".
But what breaks political friendships is far more likely to be the inevitable strains of different institutional interests.
But he would not countenance changes that would ban political donations from institutional interests, such as corporations and trade unions.
