Sentence examples for from institutes from inspiring English sources

In Georgia, though, most youngsters graduate directly from institutes and colleges into joblessness.

Iran has also hired at least four Russian scientists from institutes associated with the former Soviet Union's program.

And historically, from where are alternative visions and movements to bring them into being more likely to emerge from than from institutes of higher learning?

But I don't yet see men being banned from institutes of higher learning for fear that it will harm their reproductive organs.

The 10 signatories to the letter, from institutes including the Indonesian Drug Users Network, the University of Indonesia's law faculty, and Jakarta's Atma Jaya HIV-Aids Research Centre, said the government must expand evidence-based interventions, such as opioid substitution therapy, needle-and-syringe programs and rehabilitation programs based on science.

Ganesan has seen advertisements from institutes and universities that embrace dual-career couples.

But despite another nationwide strike in March, Mr. Sarkozy has held back from instituting further measures.

But despite another nationwide strike in March, he has held back from instituting further measures.

The BBC's unique funding by licence fee has given it a measure of protection from instituting cutbacks.

Sheriff Reilly said he thought the jail was about six months away from instituting a Teams-style management system.

So far from instituting a regime to strike a blow against obesity, Odeon appeared to be doing the opposite.