Sentence examples for entering the foundation from inspiring English sources

Entering the foundation's lower galleries, the public is able to see Matisse's La Danse, usually found in the Russian State Hermitage Museum.

He founded a nonprofit in Washington, Community Impact, that is now defunct, then entered the foundation world.

When his position with the committee ended, Teitelbaum entered the foundation world, working at the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace before joining the Sloan Foundation in 1983.

Even with new foundations entering the funding scene, the private share remains a small fraction overall and cannot compensate for substantial losses in federal dollars.

This class will leave students with a strong foundation for entering the emerging field of creative audio broadcast and podcast.

He was fostered for a time by a couple in Leipzig before entering the orphanage of the Francke Foundations in nearby Halle.

With Dell in charge of convincing top players to enter and the foundation providing volunteers and financial backing, the Evening Star International Championships debuted July 7 , 1969— with proceeds to benefit the foundation.

Some GCSEs have two tiers, so pupils can either be entered for the foundation level - which is the simpler of the two and maximum grade achievable is a C - or the higher level, where students can achieve up to an A*.

Students without a strong grounding in basic sciences also undertake a 2 semester Foundation Year before entering the Junior Cycle thus taking six years to complete the Programme.

But she added the baseline assessments are "wholly necessary as they provide a valuable snapshot of a child's ability when entering the Foundation Phase".

After graduating from medical school in the UK, new doctors enter the 2-year foundation programme, which mostly occurs in hospital settings, before undertaking a further 3 5 years as a core/specialty trainee.