"Our institutions flow from the enlightenment, and we've always seen our institutions working together".
The building scale would be low, the "tawdry outer-boroughness" of the commercial strip would be respected, if not altogether preserved, and the "public space" of the cultural institutions would flow into the "private space" of the housing, which would be provided at subsidized rates to artists and would ensure the 24-hour character of the neighborhood.
You commit a crime, you go to jail, you go to court and, if you're convicted, you go to prison, and the fact that all three are contiguous is meant to remind you, and everyone around you, that the process relies on a set of institutions that flow from one to the next.
This strategy includes various interventions, such as support from medical institutions, chart flow sheets, practice feedback reports, and designated preventive care coordinators [ 31].
But he is right to demand that officials in Washington devote themselves more zealously to strengthening international institutions, curbing arms flows and advancing human rights.
Also, food provision in hospitals and other social institutions induces significant flows of biomass, with meat and animal products contributing most to the biomass footprint.
Finally, smart institutions emphasize information flows and the consideration of the value of subjective social feedback in order to inform their operations.
-- Details about front companies, financial institutions, and money flow.
The fund, officials noted, is a highly centralized institution, where power flows from the managing director.
Thomas J. Tobin, the bank's chief executive and president, said Bridgehampton National was the "only financial institution providing cash flows to East End towns to purchase land".
