What Bear Stearns proved, Mr. Cohen said, was how quickly the fragile underpinnings of Wall Street could give way — large, technically solvent financial institutions could be brought down by a liquidity squeeze within a matter of days.
The Tenafly branch, installed in its present setting in 1980, is now incorporated as a nonprofit institution technically independent of the order and has its own modest holdings of around 1,000 objects.
Though the family had technically abandoned the institution, the principal was still a good friend of their father's and a member of their church, and he passed out evaluation forms, dutifully completed by all the students, which scored their performance from one to ten in areas like musicality and spirit and goodness of news.
This last development was, for Weber, particularly significant; he saw bureaucratic institutions as technically more effective than other forms of administration, just as he saw mechanical means of production as more efficient than nonmechanical means and capitalist economies as destined to outcompete traditional ones.
Health system strengthening requires investment in technically sound, scientifically credible institutions with some measure of independence.
Although it is technically a non-profit institution, its online program had a 41-percent "profit" margin in fiscal year 2011.
The organization was established with the explicit intention of creating a neutral, technically oriented and nonpolitical institution.
Technically, buses and cars are institutions that are able to change their position.
Further, the goal of the program is to develop a national capacity by building, strengthening, and making technically autonomous a network of institutions and organizations involved in educating Mozambicans about the risks and dangers of landmines and explosive devices.
It can be argued that as president of the National Assembly he technically heads the most powerful institution in Cuba..
