Sentence examples for any institute from inspiring English sources

Whereas the great thing about music is that everybody feels they can own it; it doesn't need to be validated by any institute".

Even with a copy of the bail grant in front of me, I cannot make out whether that applies to any London college, any British university – or just any institute of higher education anywhere in the world.

W.D. Stanley, Burke, Va.: There is no doubt that it is a very questionable practice for a lobbyist to pay money to a member of any institute to have that person write an op-ed article — and it is fair game for an opinion writer such as yourself to bring those facts to the table and expose such practice.

This research has not been financed by any institute under private or government authority.

The admission in any institute requires a number of formalities and filling of a number of forms.

The process of taking admission in any institute, working at bank counters, hospital formalities for a patient, etc. can be considered as suitable examples of real-life congestion situation for this particular model.

Mr. Dingell said the committee would also pursue whether the Energy Department was subsidizing any institutes that worked with North Korea, Syria or other countries that are developing nuclear weapons or may be seeking to do so.

Before closing any institutes, however, Congress should require that the NIH director "initiate a public process" to consider scientific arguments and public views.

That may be a charitable way of describing corporate indifference; in any case, an institute would provide such a mechanism while, one can hope, elevating the notion of safety as a collective responsibility.

David Melville, a New Zealand-based ornithologist not affiliated with any research institute who studies migratory bird routes in Asia, says there is now a real possibility that these birds could carry the virus to their wintering grounds in India and Bangladesh, where there are no confirmed findings of H5N1.

Bell decided to join Valcárcel's group in Barcelona "knowing the inception of any new institute imposes logistical and infrastructural challenges, but convinced that the research programme at CRG was a fresh initiative in Spanish science and would therefore create a dynamic and collegial research environment".