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I should like to hear what this means in institutional terms.

That is very often the case in certain institutional areas.

In institutional care there should be no place for such people.

It is almost always the person with the most institutional support.

"I feel that institutional control is more of an issue than money."

At some time after 1945 it was used for institutional care.

For the last six years we have spent a lot of energy on institutional issues.

However, the College did not make any major institutional changes for over a century.

The family had to use the institutional kitchen on the first floor.

"You asked me that as an individual question, not an institutional one."

Now I am coming to another key point: institutional questions.

The goal is to make the space less institutional and more like home.

We can debate some of these institutional questions for a very long time.

"We had always thought that being small made us a better place because it was less institutional."

The institutional learning that Iraq brought to the military has not taken hold across the rest of the government.

These are people who have no institutional memory of his political record.

"I wanted a sense of community, to make it both an institutional and family environment."

However, the institutional issues are also important and provide the evidence of democracy.

This debate is not only about the institutional issue, though.

Let me thank you most particularly for your words on institutional reform.

Some institutional customers pay more than before, and others less.

He found it "too institutional" but was not yet sure what to do.

They are not held back by a lack of institutional ability.

His was the most active institutional church of the whole state.