They were betrayed, ironically, by the professionalism of the institutions intended to protect them.
Arden Partners analyst Nick Bubb said it was clear that City institutions intended to throw Blacks a lifeline, so Sports Direct would be forced to pay a premium to win control.
It wasn't entirely clear that all those seeking more religion in public institutions intended to invite Allah to the proceedings.
Part of its success, the book argues, is the constant drumbeat of slanted statistics and misleading catch phrases from conservative policy institutions intended to cause panic over Social Security's future.
Since Iraq's 2010 election, we have witnessed the subordination of the state to Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's Dawa party, the erosion of judicial independence, the intimidation of opponents and the dismantling of independent institutions intended to promote clean elections and combat corruption.
In practice, associational relationships – specifications of mandate based roles, lines and direction of accountability and evaluation criteria – of institutions intended to foster sectoral integration in natural resources management are not defined.
For example, Trowler (2010) defined student engagement as "the interaction between the time, effort and other relevant resources invested by both students and their institutions intended to optimize the student experience and enhance the learning outcomes and development of students and the performance, and reputation of the institution" (p. 2).
We argue that this dilemma between economizing on resources used for deterrence and ensuring the stability of the most desirable equilibrium is a fundamental trade-off in the design of many institutions intended to control antisocial behavior, including rent-seeking, corruption and theft.
Corruption at high levels of banking and business along with scandals in politics and in the media cause people to lose trust in the very institutions intended to protect their rights and freedoms.
Marriage must be preserved as an institution intended to bring a man and woman together.
Pollsters say most Americans consider marriage essentially a religious institution intended explicitly for a man and a woman.
