Sentence examples for foundations to manage from inspiring English sources

A government initiative there would offer universities more autonomy by allowing private foundations to manage them but students view the change as a threat to their education, Radio Sweden reports.

The growth of collaborative software that can enable researchers to share their data could also enable rare disease patients and foundations to manage their portfolio of funded projects for developing new therapeutics and suggest drug repurposing opportunities.

From designing successful partnerships at the Goldman Sachs Foundation to strategically deploying funds for high net-worth individuals, from revitalizing family foundations to managing the board approval process at JPMorgan Chase Global Philanthropy group, she has experienced the wide array of philanthropic vehicles operating today.

State and Local governments must develop an overarching legal foundation to manage critical service delivery in an electronic environment.

Other clauses of its articles require the foundation to manage its shareholding in a way to ensure "the continuity and growth" of the IKEA group.

Its performance over the last 12 months, he said, had given United "a solid foundation to manage through the complexities of this current economic environment".

"The volatility that we have seen in the market recently underscores how important it will be for a foundation to manage its money well," Mr. Walter said.

This paper outlines the idea of adopting an existing advanced reference approach as the foundation to manage PSS development project throughout its whole lifecycle.

President Dmitri A. Medvedev appointed Mr. Vekselberg the co-director of the project, a position that will probably evolve into one of two directors of the foundation to manage the new city.

The Japanese-American designer Isamu Noguchi ensured that his archive would be protected by setting up a private foundation to manage both it and the Noguchi Museum, which he built in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens in New York, and opened in 1985, three years before his death.

That's a lot of projects for one foundation to manage, but the CNCF community is also extraordinarily large.