Sentence examples for established institute from inspiring English sources

The goal of this newly established institute, funded to the tune of €72 million (US$95.76 million) by IDA Ireland, is to support the biopharmaceutical industry at all levels.

In 1935 he was appointed director of the specially established Institute of Physical Problems in Moscow, where he installed his former equipment from the Mond Laboratory after it was purchased by the Soviet government.

Rosa was born a year before Norm in Tuskegee, Alabama, a town still heavily impacted by the legacy of slavery, but filled with some hope for the future from the newly established Institute created by Booker T. Washington and Iowa educated George Washington Carver.

Regional governments can seek help from an established institute in remaining member states, most of them in Northern and Western Europe, to draw up a plan to start or revamp a science center.

Old, established institutes such as the IITs, the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research TIFRR), and the IISc have expanded by about 30% overall.

It has established institutes for these ashbal (lion cubs) to train and hone their military skills, and to teach them the book of Allah and the Sunnah of His Messenger".

E-learning platforms are an option that have been successfully implemented at some established institutes in the developed world, and is being considered for Africa.

The New Yorker, July 30, 1932 P. 5 Chester DeWitt Pugsley establishes Institutes at various colleges and for various purposes.

About a decade ago he said he would give $100 million each to up to 12 universities to establish institutes to help turn faculty ideas into marketable medical devices.

"All universities who want to attract Chinese students or maybe even establish institutes in China will be looking for people like us who have experience of working over here.

China did have a few masters those who had been trained in the West before 1949 but they were all busy establishing institutes or working on the atomic bomb.