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Caixabank, one of Spain's largest institutions, is set to acquire Banco de Valencia, one of the four rescued banks, for a symbolic euro.

Voting to elect a constituent assembly, which will be poised to rewrite the constitution and override the authority of several other Venezuelan institutions, is set for July 30.

Consequently, futures research institutions were set up in the 1960s, f.e. the "Institute for the Future" in the USA and the "Centre Berlin for Futures Research" in West Germany [70 McHale & McHale].

Most major art institutions are set up as charities.

North-south institutions were set up to oversee common endeavours.

Instead, criticism, art history and institutions are set up to canonize (historically male) individual artists.

The rules of the institutions are set out for 27 and owned by the 27," one senior diplomat said.

The minimum requirements for the keeping of crocodiles in private and public institutions are set up by a collective of authors.

We believe it is more relevant to ask whether the financial institutions are set up to respond to any such signal, whether rapid or gradual.

The Bank of England's executive director for financial stability, Andy Haldane, has suggested that "peer-to-peer" financial institutions are set to become increasingly economically important.

In the aftermath of the second world war, new institutions were set up to oversee the global economy, trade and aid.