Sentence examples for academy institutions from inspiring English sources

The international cooperation started long before this platform was created, and therefore it simply inherited the ties that existed between the academy institutions and their international partners.

The SAS-CTM was established as a bridge between China and the U.S. to exchange ideas on clinical and translational research, built up the highest level and most influential collaboration platform, and attract the special attention from leadership and opinion leaders of academies, institutions, societies, communities, governments, investors, or regulatory offices.

The poet Michael McClure wrote that with Howl, "a human voice and body had been hurled against the harsh wall of America and its supporting armies and navies and academies and institutions and ownership systems and power support bases".

The trustees decided to build an academy, an institution to have young men be educated, and then go directly into the workforce.

Many of them were set up by associations of scholarly professional groups for the benefit of academies, colleges, and institutions, but their membership was also open to the general public.

A popular joke describes the academy as "an institution where you get a $200,000 education shoved up your ass a nickel at a time".I ask Mr Timberg about American views of the military.

The academy as an institution may have been more conducive to the solitary patterns of research in a theoretical subject like mathematics than it was to the experimental sciences.

He said that he had two children in Jerusalem, had come here hundreds of times since the late 1960s and cared only about helping Israel through the building of religious academies and other institutions.

The data found that 3.9% (104,652) of children attending free schools and academies are at institutions judged inadequate by Ofsted – the lowest inspection rating a school can be given – compared to 1.8% (87,668) of those attending maintained schools.

Indeed, to an extent which is unique in western culture, France's major cultural bodies – from the state to the great educational and research institutions, academies, publishing houses and press organs – are concentrated in its capital, hence Victor Hugo's exorbitant claim that Paris was the "centre of the earth".

The regional cooperation within the EECA region is based on numerous bilateral inter-governmental agreements as well as on agreements between specific research institutions (academies, universities, research centres).