But the title of the institution's press release declared, "Major class of fracking chemicals no more toxic than common household substances".
Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe said of Rudolph, "If any man other than Red Auerbach ever earned the title of NBA institution, it was certainly Mendy Rudolph".
The new team — which will carry the unwieldy title of financial institutions group global capital markets, and is also known as FIG — will both advise clients and underwrite stock and debt offerings, according to the memo, which was sent on Monday.
Once housed in a much smaller space at the United States Customs House (where it also had the more ponderous title of Museum of American Financial History), the institution has now come into its own, leasing 30,000 square feet of the former Bank of New York building.
The coveted title of a genuine "microfinance institution" from a "practitioner" may owe less to what the institution does than to its public-relations skills.
In addition to having a more modern look-and-feel, the new CC Search lets you narrow searches by license type, title, creator, tags, collection and type of institution.
The survey included questions about demographics (gender, age, graduation date from medical institution, specialist or resident, academic title, and institution), smoking status of responders, and routine clinical practices using the basic items of smoking cessation counseling [ 16].
Months before she was stabbed she fell off the roof of the title institution - a fall that would likely cripple if not kill a triathlete -- and survived with barely a bruise!
PARIS — In a nation of schools typically christened with sensible acronyms or the names of dead Frenchmen, 42 seems an odd title for an institution of higher learning.
Design, Maintenance and Care of Gasketed Bolted Flanged Joints is the title of a seminar being organized by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in London, on 16 March 2006.
