Sentence examples for existing endowment from inspiring English sources

A new Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, open to both sexes, will be launched in its place.Harvard has offered an engagement gift of $150m, which will double Radcliffe's existing endowment and help to strengthen its position as a leading gender-studies research and education centre.

Instead, they can only be computed incrementally with respect to the existing endowment of the bank.

His staff hit upon another idea: Pledge the existing endowment as collateral for loans from banks, and lend the proceeds to students at normal rates.

Furthermore, assigning to each agent her F-rights (as we have defined it) is compatible with the existing endowment (E,) that is (sum _{i in N} r_i le E).

First, if creating a world-class engineering facility was that important to Harvard, I am positive they could have found a way to use a portion of their existing endowment to do so.

Asked how the proposal for an endowment could get past the opposition of lawmakers like Senator Jesse Helms, the North Carolina Republican who has led the opposition to the existing national endowments for the arts and humanities, Ms. Lieberman smiled and said, "He doesn't have to pay for it".

But I do find Faust's argument weakened by her failure even to acknowledge that existing definitions of "endowment" and "fiduciary responsibility" — the duty of trustees to build endowments — need a fresh look.

Therefore, in 2007 there was scope for treating an extra 20,611 outpatients and making 1,806 inpatient discharges per year with the existing hospital input endowments.

Values of u i  = 1 imply that the analyzed schools are fully efficient, meaning that given the initial input endowment and the existing technology, these schools are maximizing their outputs and managing correctly the available school inputs.

The fund was raised from existing limited partners such as university endowments and pension funds.

The choices: "1) A joint contribution of the funds, existing and future, to create a scholarship endowment to enable students from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, [Mr. Gravano's old stomping grounds] to attend some outstanding college located in the city of New York.