Sentence examples for directed institutes from inspiring English sources

Their friendship did not stop because for many years, Jacques Monod used to spend some weeks in winter at the Salk Institute, as a member of the Board of Trusties: "I believe that Jacques Monod had one of the most creative minds of our time not because he was a leader of righteous causes, not because he was a creator of molecular biology, not because he founded and directed institutes of learning.

By the time Dr. Edwards became a professor of addiction behavior at the institute, in 1979, he was a star in the emerging field of addiction medicine, having directed the institute's addiction research unit.

He directed the institute until 1982.

He also directed the institute.

He studied at the University of Florence and later taught at the University of Milan, where he directed its institute of geology.

Dr. Biran's death was confirmed by a spokesman from Hebrew Union College-Jewish institute of Religion in Jerusalem, where Dr. Biran directed the institute's school of biblical archaeology.

There he directed the Institute for Pastoral and Social Ministry, and with Peggy Roach, another veteran of struggles for racial justice, he continued his work of recruiting and advising leaders in community organizations.

"Our role, albeit limited, is very important," said Maria Freire, who directs the institutes' office that handles such agreements.

Administration officials said they did not want to grant Dr. Fauci's request to keep his current job while directing the institutes.

"I hope that the [new] scientific council directs the institute in the right direction".

Public performances are part of the institute too, and on Wednesday evening four faculty musicians — the pianists Ignat Solzhenitsyn and Thomas Sauer (who directs the institute), the cellist Peter Stumpf and the baritone Thomas Meglioranza — offered an engaging recital.