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• Moreover, it may reduce the risk of an influenza outbreak that will disrupt daily institutional life and care.
• Institutional Biosafety Committees are the cornerstone of institutional oversight of recombinant DNA research.
• It may be that institutional care is the only appropriate means by which to keep them.
• It was still dull, institutional grey, with the orange Sheppard's sign on the side.
• The real problem is how to practice your craft without institutional support.
• Participants were also questioned regarding their institutional practices and policies related to blood wastage.
• The age in which institutional religion holds appeal is passing away.
• The ideas of tradition and continuity are prominent in the third quotation, and they are used to defend institutional religion.
• The institutional Buddhists, as I've described, they were trying to show the State how they could serve the State's interest.
• In 1974, Don Yoder defined ‘folk religion’ as existing alongside but apart from institutional religion.
• Jim walked warily into the drab institutional room, nodding to the inhabitant.
• He does, however, reflect a shift in writers' economic practices and the institutional conditions of freelance practice.
• The sale will be open to both institutional and individual investors, Great Wall said, giving no date for the proposed issue.
• As planning moved from theory to institutional practice, master plans emerged as metropolitan blueprints.
• Many people, disappointed with institutional religion, prefer to speak the language of spirituality.
• Research tended to be critical of police practice, whatever its institutional base.
• Searching for proof of institutional religion in two artists who no longer practiced the faiths of their childhoods is an inexact science.
• According to Kuenssberg, the company already has commitments totalling £3m from a mix of institutional and private investors.
• Caring for someone in their own home is very different from institutional care.
• Slavery was an institutional given in ancient times, and continued to be that in almost the entire world through the eighteenth century.
• It felt institutional and antiseptic and I kept sensing ghosts and shadows.
• The alienation between institutional religion and the art world has been mutually reinforcing for over a century.
• About half of the patients in these hospitals are in long term institutional care.
• Second, institutional repositories aim to preserve and make accessible digital content on a long-term basis.
• The shelter's inside will be brightened up by getting rid of its institutional yellow paint.
• The social group may be a formal religion or a more informal group that is not affiliated with institutional religion.
• Stepping back or getting out of institutional religion is quite an experience.
• There is something in the institutional church that is so much engaged in self-preservation that it is going to destroy itself.
• All procedures involving animals conformed to federal and institutional animal care guidelines.
• Most fund companies serve both institutional and individual investors.
• Of those who survive, about another 20% will end up in institutional care who weren't in that before the stroke.
• Here, Chris focuses on what Weber called instrumental rationality, as exemplified in institutional religion.
• Of course, it also raises issues of logistics and institutional practice patterns.
• His criticisms offer examples of what generally happens in institutional religion.
• The detention of children without a coherent rationale is institutional child abuse.
• All of these characteristics are said to exist in individual attitudes as well as in institutional practices.
• One of Royal Bank's major institutional shareholders believes investors should stick with the Edinburgh-based financial giant for some time yet.
• Here, institutional religion itself strikes one as an example at one extreme.
• Nor is it critique of institutional religion - as if church hypocrisy or narrow dogma were keeping out the living God.
• In contrast, it plans to cut the amount of red tape covering those products available only to institutional and expert investors.
• Wood boards break up the monotony of institutional metal railings.
• Today, perhaps more than ever before, religionists feel the tension between institutional faith and civil liberties.
• Indeed, Jandoo said that most large organisations are guilty of institutional racism.
• Ironically, therefore, institutional religion is a product of secularization.
• Coupled with the bleached out grey/green institutional wasteland of the hospital, a tense and unsettling atmosphere is created.