"Exchanges allow us to borrow works that, because of their fragility or value, institutions might otherwise be reluctant to lend," he said.
Particular utility values of this kind are more important than a given quantity of value institutions like art, legal order, state, government or literature.
The Red October campaign has been ongoing for more than five years and the as-yet-unknown attackers behind it have been focusing their attention on a variety of targets, including embassies, research facilities, military facilities and other high-value institutions.
PARIS — International schools are becoming increasingly valued institutions in a globalized world, equipping students with the mobility to pursue university studies almost anywhere in the world.
The notion that the very reason America has the prosperity it does is because of its values, institutions and deeply imbedded ideals goes unarticulated these days.
These practices are preventing women from playing a full part in society, contrary to our common British values, institutions and indeed, in some cases, our laws.
What got lost in this simplistic vision was the impact of national differences — of values, institutions, politics, policies — on smooth economic growth.
In a democracy, where values, institutions, and practices depend on the popular will rather than on military leaders, whom we decide to "honor" is up to us.
Key factors that shape development of education policy include actors located inside and outside of government, ideas and values, institutions, and information.
He urged Americans to rethink their "cultural values, institutions and policies in the poorest parts of America so every American has their creator-endowed right to pursue happiness".
Zac Goldsmith, Conservative candidate for Mayor of London Giving up: Chocolate "Great Ormond Street Hospital is one of our most extraordinary, most valued institutions.
