Last year nearly half a million candidates took the test — one of the toughest exams in the world — to compete for about 5,000 seats in the best of the I.I.T.'s and nearly as many seats in the less sought-after institutes.
Manu Joseph writes about "the mother of all exams," the entrance exam to India's institutes of technology, in his latest Page Two column: "Last year nearly half a million candidates took the test — one of the toughest exams in the world — to compete for about 5,000 seats in the best of the I.I.T.'s and nearly as many seats in the less sought-after institutes".
After instituting such a course, students' perceived comfort and knowledge of IV therapy were evaluated.
After instituting the Safe Rides program, Uber's Service Fee Schedules and published local fare webpages continued to show the fares that riders would pay, including a minimum fare, for each area.
After instituting hemodynamic monitoring, a sternotomy was performed.
Halliburton did not reveal the change to investors for more than a year after instituting it.
He said that after instituting a hiring freeze and making other administrative cuts, he still faced a $10 million deficit.
TWO years after instituting a villagewide building ordinance aimed at preserving, in the mayor's words, "the character that is Amityville," local officials say the policy is working.
Louisiana's population [of nutria], once estimated to be the largest at 20 million, has fallen after instituting a bounty program for pelts.
The questions about the wind tests conducted in the early 1960's as the twin towers were being designed surfaced after institute investigators examined data collected in 2002, when two laboratories conducted separate wind tests, as part of an insurance lawsuit.
(In February, a committee of the Wyoming Legislature rejected a spending increase for the University of Wyoming's Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources after institute scientists dared to raise concerns about water produced in coal-bed methane wells).
