Sentence examples for counterpart institutions from inspiring English sources

The France-Berkeley Fund (FBF) encourages exchanges between the University of California (UC), Berkeley, and counterpart institutions in France.

Recent work by the Commission on Education of Health Professionals for the 21st Century has emphasized this and pointed to the success of such programs in Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, twinned with counterpart institutions in the UK and North America [ 5].

In July August 200707, an investigation mission was organized by FAO pesticide management programme, in collaboration with Wageningen University and Research Centre and the relevant national counterpart institutions of the Ministries of Agriculture and the Ministries of Environment in Mali and Mauritania.

This signature program, initiated at the very origins of the Singleton Center, encourages collaboration and contact between Johns Hopkins and a European counterpart institution by funding a pair of themed conferences, one to be held at Homewood and the other at the European institution.

Abroad initiatives should also involve leadership of the counterpart institution.

Established in 1993 as a partnership with the French government, the France-Berkeley Fund (FBF) is a grant program that supports innovative, bi-national collaborative research in all fields between Berkeley faculty and their counterparts at institutions all over France.

It will be up to the Dutch presidency to take over the baton and ensure that the Amsterdam summit is the counterpart, for the institutions, of what the Dublin summit has been for the currency.

According to the Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics, career college students are more likely to graduate than their counterparts in public institutions.

Asked for more details about this view, a spokeswoman said Friday that State Street's conduits differed from troubled counterparts at other institutions because State Street vigorously vetted the high-quality, consumer-oriented assets in them.

Some of the country's highest-paid officials at public universities are being compensated at levels once considered the domain of their counterparts at private institutions, a survey published today by The Chronicle of Higher Education shows.

A recent study found that UC professors earned about 7% less than their counterparts at comparable institutions (public and private) around the country, and the disparity is expected to grow next year.