Go to a quality in-state institution for an undergraduate degree and splurge on a fancy private graduate school.
This week the government bailed the bank out, transferring bad debts totalling 8 billion koruna to a state institution.
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That is because the loans will not only be cheap, but they will be subsidised - the Bank of England, a state institution, will be charging less than is warranted by the risks it is taking.
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In 2009 it was nationalised, and in 2011 it was melded into another state-owned institution.
How, Chaturon asks, could the central bank governor launch an investigation into the non-performing-loan scandal at Krung Thai Bank last year when he used to be chairman of that state-owned institution.
Several banks and private equity firms turned them down, before IDBI, a state-owned financial institution, approved a loan.
Beginning this fall, low- and moderate-income students will receive free tuition at the state's premier public institution.
The State Department is the primary institution responsible for the execution of diplomacy, although numerous other players, including the Department of Defense, play critical roles.
College President Pafford responded swiftly: "You are not entitled to financial compensation by any other State of Georgia agency or institution, " he wrote in a memo.
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John Lott Jr. of Montana State University and the Hoover Institution discovered that, all other things being equal, public schooling appeared to be positively correlated with juvenile delinquency.
In part because it is an institution in a state of upheaval, in which a lot of talented people are struggling to operate within a new management structure, a new office, and new demands.
Third, the Bank of England is an institution in a state of some flux, having been criticised by some for failing to stem the great crisis of 2007-8, and about to be endowed with enormous new powers to temper the next financial crisis.
Going from a state school to a prestigious engineering institution, he was floored on the first day when a professor expected everyone to have already learned the material in the first six chapters of an algorithms textbook.
The legislature has also found and declares that this same policy applies to any private and public postsecondary educational institution located in another state or country which offers or makes available to a Minnesota resident any course, program or educational activity which does not require the leaving of the state for its completion.
The country's largest institution, Metrobank, persuaded state-run pension fund SSS to swap its 6.3% stake in FEBTC for 5% of Metrobank.
Sophisticated information, climate-control and fireextinguishing systems (remember, the ancient version is said to have burned down) complete the picture of a state-of-the-art institution.
Western diplomats warn that the al-Saud clan, which has ruled the kingdom for the past century, is the only Western-leaning institution left in a fundamentalist state that is growing younger, poorer and more radical.
Penn State is a 156-year-old institution, and the institutional culture built over that time is stronger than the recent events.
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Before you invest in debt backed by an educational institution, think about the precarious state of this sector of the economy.
Michael O'Hanlon is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who has been tracking the state of the Iraq War since it began.
It is a social institution that predates both church and state and has been part of the glue that has bound countless successive societies together.
Colorado State is the first U.S. institution to offer credit for a Udacity MOOC, though several universities in Germany and Austria have already done so.
He's director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution and a former assistant secretary of state for Near East Affairs.
Note: this post draws heavily on a report by Tracy Gordon, a municipal finance expert at The Brookings Institution, and a report published by Michigan State University.
First, the NHS is uniquely precious to British voters, Clegg allies note: no other institution can match its status as a totem of state benevolence.
She and her colleagues evaluated a programme in the Indian state of West Bengal, where Bandhan, an Indian microfinance institution, worked with people who lived in extreme penury.
"We are in a vicious cycle, " said Evans Revere, a former senior State Department official who now works on Asia issues at the Brookings Institution.
If the court finds Breivik insane, he cannot be sentenced to prison or preventive detention, but can be confined to a psychiatric institution for the rest of his life, pending reviews of his mental state by the court every three years.
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