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• Of these, about 4.3 million shares were earmarked for noninstitutional investors.
• The sample represents the civilian noninstitutional population.
• To be sure, the vacant spaces don't lend themselves easily to noninstitutional uses.
• Distinctly noninstitutional, ArtPace was developed in direct response to the needs of the art community.
• "I'm for what I call noninstitutional care, " he said.
• Included in this group are all persons in the civilian noninstitutional population who are neither employed nor unemployed.
• Examining this file using the final weight variable ( WTFA ) generalizes to the entire noninstitutional, civilian United States population.
• Styles come and go, Shahn reflects, but the school's " deliberately noninstitutional " orientation helps preserve its purpose.
• Their primitivist desire for noninstitutional Christianity was influenced by liberal, postmillennial idealism, and their attitudes influenced neo-orthodox theologian Reinhold Niebuhr.
• The working-age population is then determined by subtracting those age 65 and over from the Civilian noninstitutional population and Employment Levels respectively.
• In 1975, Gov . Hugh L . Carey signed the consent decree, thus committing the state to establish noninstitutional homes for people with developmental disabilities.
• Most of these noninstitutional shares, 3.9 million in toto, were sold by the retail arms or allies of the investment bankers who took Genentech public.
• But some Wall Street analysts said the cash option may help swing individual, bank trust officers and other noninstitutional shareholders who are believed to control 40 percent of ITT.
• As of September 2014, there were 248, 446, 000 persons in the civilian noninstitutional population out of a U . S . population of approximately 320 million.
• If other, noninstitutional assets within the new bank come his way, Brinson could soon be holding sway over close to $ 1 trillion _ more than any asset manager on the planet.
• The inside / outside doors are open at Silverado Senior Living in Calabasas, one of six Silverado facilities built on principals of noninstitutional, multiple option care for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
• The average household size was 2.12 people, and the average family size was 2.76 people . 798 people lived in households, 0 were institutionalized, and 8 lived in noninstitutional group quarters.
• Throughout the 1950s, the majority of the students were older men who wished to become preachers; according to David Edwin Harrell, the school " became something of a training ground for a cadre of noninstitutional leaders ".
• The state is appealing a ruling last year by the 11th U . S . Circuit Court of Appeals, in Atlanta, which held that if treatment in a group home or other noninstitutional environment can be provided, it generally must be provided.
• The table includes the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, for the Civilian noninstitutional population and corresponding Employment Levels, dating from 1948 and includes October 2013, the age groups are 16 years & over, and 65 years & over.