"Channeling through institutions that exist in the country would be the most efficient," Poncelet said.
Only those whose activities have clearly not harmed the public good should adorn institutions that exist to promote that good.
Theoretically, by eliminating original objects and replacing them with documentation, Conceptualism undermined conventional values attached to art and the institutions that exist to embalm it.
The director, Sam Mendes, is a British stage veteran whose understanding of America seems based entirely on our exported sitcoms and soap operas; in trying to turn those abstracted, idealized images on their heads, he produces only an equally abstract cynicism: an attack on institutions that no one really believes in, institutions that exist only as conventions in entertainment formulas.
Quite why institutions that exist to shore up their pupils' advantages should bother with the lower orders is a question apparently too impolite to ask, but a couple of recent news stories highlight what a mess this branch of policy is becoming.
As Sall (2004: 203) 'without the traditional higher education institutions, specifically the public university, many of the private institutions that exist in Africa today would not survive'.
The importance of human lives, experiences and realisations cannot be supplanted by information about institutions that exist and the rules that operate … We have reason to be interested … in the freedoms that we actually have to choose between different kinds of lives.
Institutions that exist to promote the collusion between Big Government and Big Business are always a bad deal for taxpayers.
Should anyone -- whether convicted or not, whatever their crime -- be tortured by the very institutions that exist to protect not only our individual rights, but the very ideas of liberty and law?
