But since the June 8 presidential vote the conservatives have used institutions like the judiciary, the police and unelected religious organizations they control to place added pressure on the reformers.
We used institution-specific cost-to-charge ratios from the 1999 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Payment Impact File Centerss for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Baltimore, MD, USA) and obtained information on cancer prevalence from the National Cancer Institute, Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results initiative [ 13].
As a result the Board of Regents was largely in the dark about the terms of Mr. Small's executive compensation, which included a housing allowance and enabled him to use institution money for personal expenses, the report said.
As a secondary analysis, a proportional odds model using institution, year, height, weight and gender determined the relative associations of these factors using categorical and interquartile odds ratios.
We might be able to use institutions like the International Labor Organization more effectively.
Equally, he is firm that Britain will not block or legally challenge the 26-strong group from using institutions such as the commission and the European court of justice.
The data are complemented using institution-level information on financial and logistical support for entrepreneurial activities.
We use institution-wise bibliometric indicators to measure separately the two types of capital for a large sample of French and Italian academic physicists between 2000 and 2003/2005.
We draw on the transaction cost literature where the tasks of re-designing and using institutions can help conceptualise the costs associated with policy change.
He aims to use institutions like hospitals, local government, and universities, which are constantly in demand, to serve as a bulwark against the vicissitudes of the business cycle.
