Sentence examples for an institute devoted from inspiring English sources

He added that he was setting up an institute devoted to well-being at Wake Forest.

In 1898, Adler was named professor of music history at Vienna University, where he founded an institute devoted to musicological research.

Now, the Bucksbaums are donating $42 million to the university to create an institute devoted to improving medical students' handling of the doctor-patient relationship.

Johns Hopkins announced in May an anonymous pledge of $100 million to establish an institute devoted to the treatment of malaria.

The conference is not taking place at UCL. "As an institute devoted to learning, UCL values freedom of speech highly and encourages the widest possible expression of differing views, within the law.

For Mr Bush wants to build, alongside the library and museum, an institute devoted to promoting his policies and ideas.Some members of the faculty think this a bit dodgy.

He was saved by his unexpected transfer to a sharashka, a scientific institute devoted to the study of decoding techniques and staffed entirely by scientifically trained prisoners while being supervised and run by the MVD (the ministry of internal affairs).

Dr Palsson and his colleagues at Genomatica are now applying the same modelling methods to other micro-organisms, including human pathogens and micro-organisms used in industrial processes.At Keio University in Tokyo, Masaru Tomita heads an entire institute devoted to in silico biology.

In Russia, belief in a similar creature, called the Yeti, is so common that local branches of the Russian government have funded Yeti expeditions, and the country has even considered founding an entire institute devoted to the study of Yetis.

The University at Buffalo has closed a new institute devoted to the study of natural gas production after an outcry over a report the group published earlier this year.

And Britain is going the same way, with a whole institute devoted to wellbeing at Cambridge.