Sentence examples for Basic endowment from inspiring English sources

Shijiaqi et al. reported that 97% of village doctors had no access to basic endowment insurance [ 26].

The extent of an individual's resources reflects his or her basic endowment (e.g. genes and early biological programming), motivation and experiences (e.g. education) which take place throughout the life course".

"Your basic, buttoned-down endowment, advised by professional consultants, wouldn't touch him with a ten-foot pole.

According to people with knowledge of the board's operations, there was no investment committee on the board that oversaw the endowment — a basic requirement of good governance.

Despite more than a decade of flat budgets at the National Institutes of Health, CSHL's federal funding is up and the lab is two-thirds of the way toward a goal of raising $250 million largely for its endowment to support basic research.

► "At the annual March Meeting of the American Physical Society (APS) here this week," Robert Service wrote from San Antonio Wednesday, "a pair of physicists floated one new idea: Congress should create a $100 billion national endowment to help fund basic research.

At the annual March Meeting of the American Physical Society (APS) here this week, a pair of physicists floated one new idea: Congress should create a $100 billion national endowment to help fund basic research.

The hypothesis behind this exercise assumes that if the country deindustrialized because of its natural resources endowment, the participation of basic exports must be significant and the average effective tariff must have a smaller effect over manufacturing.

Another concern is whether a future Congress would be more apt to cut federal support for basic research even further, knowing that the endowment might pick up the slack.

After initially rejecting the state art's council's application for its basic state grant in February, a national endowment advisory panel recommended approval May 29.

That still leaves the question, however, of why those concerned about parks which lack a Conservancy with a large endowment do not meet at least basic maintenance standards--and either discourage use or force users to tolerate substandard conditions.