Sentence examples for endowment with which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meeks, a 1901 graduate and Dean of the School of Fine Arts for 27 years, established an endowment with which the gallery was able to buy works on paper that are more than 50 years old, as the bequest stipulated.

Dworkin's egalitarian justice theory starts from the meta-principle of equal respect and concern, which he then develops in the principles that the distribution of burdens and benefits should be sensitive to the ambitions that people have but should not reflect the unequal natural endowments with which individuals are born.

The resulting distribution does not reflect any inequality of endowments because each islander had the same allocation of money with which to buy resources.

This could be explained with the endowment effect which would act to increase the value of self-consumed electricity over imported electricity.

"What do we do," Noah Smith, an economist at Stony Brook University, asks in the Atlantic, "if the 'endowment of human capital' with which people are born gets less and less valuable?" Has the train left the station?

Near the evening's close, Mr. Gioia reflected on his tenure with the endowment, which began in 2003 and will soon come to a close.

A brouhaha that started with the 1987 photograph "Piss Christ," made by Andres Serrano with endowment support, and which then expanded over an exhibition of sexually explicit Robert Mapplethorpe photographs, led Congress in 1989 to require endowment artist grants to take into consideration "general standards of decency".

The senators moved a day after the National Association of College and University Business Officers released its annual endowment study, which showed that the 76 colleges and universities with endowments of $1 billion or more had seen their value rise 21percentt over the previous year.

He acquired hundreds of works by renowned 19th- and 20th-century American and European artists and left the museum with a $15 million endowment, which has since grown.

This argument is repeatedly raised in many literatures (Deressa et al. 2009; Fatuase and Ajibefun 2013; Menberu and Yohannes 2014) who argued that large family is associated with higher labor endowment which would enable a household to accomplish various agricultural tasks especially at peak seasons.

That is because Columbia does not rely on its endowment nearly as much as its peers do; about 13percentt of its annual operating expenses are met with income from its endowment, which was valued at $7.1 billion on June 30 last year.