Many Indian analysts share Mr Advani's suspicions about the ISI, believing it has an institutional interest in thwarting reconciliation with India in particular by continuing to stoke the anti-Indian insurgency in Kashmir.
The majority of these ideas are taken from our organization's Quality Improvement Plan and are therefore institutional priorities (i.e., vaccinations, medication reconciliation, and discharge follow-up).
By declaring that the mutual condemnations of the 16th century did not apply to the teaching on justification as now stated together (with tolerable nuances of detail on either side), Lutherans and Catholics proclaimed what may have been the key issue of the Reformation settled, even if other doctrinal and institutional matters needed to be resolved before full reconciliation could take place.
America's aim is not just reconciliation with Mr Karzai, but closer institutional links, so the Afghan ministers spent hours huddled with their American counterparts.The strategic partnership is designed to address two Afghan neuroses: that America will abandon Afghanistan, and that it will stitch up a deal with Pakistan behind Mr Karzai's back.
Consequently, modern law is fundamentally concerned with the definition, protection, and reconciliation of individual freedoms in their various institutional and organizational contexts.
These commissions, Hayner continues, most often have some or all of the following goals: unearthing, clarifying and formally acknowledging past abuses, responding to the needs of victims, helping create a culture of accountability, outlining institutional responsibility and possible reforms, advancing the prospects of reconciliation and reducing conflict over the past (Hayner 2002: 24).
Leading African-American athletes and team managers have joined in a display of reconciliation designed to relieve American basketball of allegations of institutional racism that have dogged it for months.
Understanding forgiveness as roughly synonymous with reconciliation supports the notion that these collective endeavors are institutional forms of forgiveness (Etzioni, 1999; Radzik, 2009).
"We've made settlement and reconciliation very easy, but our customers can also enjoy institutional FX prices to save a lot of money," Airwallex CEO Jack Zhang told TechCrunch in an interview.
Now, Kipnis is right that a lack of an "institutional" method of penitence allows for each scandalizer to move toward social reconciliation in his own way, and that this can sometimes -- as in the case of Spitzer -- preclude real atonement.
