Sentence examples for considered institutes from inspiring English sources

It is also evident that the combination of the models of the considered institutes, even using the simple arithmetic averaging procedure, yields lower differences relative to GRACE.

Some communities have even considered instituting premarital carrier testing for common disorders in the populace.

Mr. Brand said the museum had also considered instituting an admission fee but had decided against it.

State regulators considered instituting a manifest system in 2009, but opted against it after the industry staunchly opposed the proposal.

Wurst's popular ranking held additional surprises: in Armenia, a country that recently considered instituting Russian-style laws against so-called gay propaganda, the public ranked Wurst second.

Upon further inquiry, I discovered that the building's condo board was considering instituting a monthly $250 fee for renters who want to have dogs.

Chivas is considering instituting a scheme where players have to be in attendance on club grounds — training, lifting weights, whatever — for eight hours a day.

I have been informed by a member of the co-op board that it is considering instituting a policy that establishes different subletting rules for different shareholders.

Almost 35% of Malaysian workers had incomes below the official poverty line, and the government announced in April that it was considering instituting a minimum wage.

Sneak Peeks To the Sports Editor: Re "Why Wait to Watch Instant Replay?" Jan . 6 Just as the Securities Exchange Commission has rules against insider trading, the N.F.L. should consider instituting rules against insider viewing during a play.

Re "Why Wait to Watch Instant Replay?" Jan . 6 Just as the Securities Exchange Commission has rules against insider trading, the N.F.L. should consider instituting rules against insider viewing during a play.