Sentence examples for Good institute from inspiring English sources

"I like Zyuganov," Mr. Gribonov said about the Communist Party leader, Gennadi A. Zyuganov, "because what is important to me is that me and my two daughters will be healthy and that they will have a chance to grow up and get into a good institute and have a good life".

For now at least, I have attained my goal of running a lab in a good institute.

As tensions rose in 1774, he assisted in the training of county militias in Virginia and organized enforcement of the boycott of British goods instituted by the Congress.

Why change something that is already so good by instituting a policy sure to change the game's natural, almost poetic flow?

When the agreements signed by the United Kingdom, the United States, and Japan at the Washington Conference of 1922 failed to satisfy Chinese demands, boycotts of foreign goods were instituted.

The second phase is the good part, the institute said.

That said, if you are not already doing it, 15 is a good time to institute annual anti-harassment training and to think about having an employee handbook.

If the door hadn't opened, the Smart would have earned a structural rating of "good" in the institute's test, on a scale that includes good, acceptable, marginal and poor.

At a hearing in State Supreme Court, Leon Friedman, a lawyer challenging the system, said his colleagues were opposed to relying on the county's "good faith" to institute a fair system.

As a gesture of good faith, the institute announced yesterday that it was returning a set of 300 ancient Persian clay tablets to the Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization, the national antiquities department.

Dumb, vacuous, empty -- Zoolander is all these things, but still he longs to chuck modeling and take up a meaningful life teaching "kids who don't read good" at an institute financed by his efforts on the runway.