Sentence examples for institute established from inspiring English sources

The oldest secular learned academy in Egypt, the Institut d'Égypte, was founded in 1859, but its antecedents go back to the institute established by Napoleon in 1798.

Still, the institute established certain creative guidelines.

In response, the institute established an associated military program for women at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton, Virginia, in 1995.

In addition to contributing to Tax Policy Center studies, he is currently the policy director for the Hamilton Project, a research institute established by Robert Rubin.

The Serapion Brothers met in the House of Arts, a cultural institute established in Petrograd (now St . Petersburg by Maksim Gorky.

In May, on the 50th anniversary of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the institute established a five-member commission, including three retired military officers, to review the courts-martial system.

He served in that post until 1867, during which time he organized teachers' institutes, established a teacher-certification system, won legislative support for school taxes, wrote a revised school law, and provided for uniform textbooks throughout the California public school system.

The source of the data, the Kazakh Scientific Center for Quarantine and Zoonotic Diseases in Almaty, Kazakhstan, was the linchpin in a network of Soviet antiplague institutes established after World War II to track bacterial diseases.

The selection of the case study, Wohnen am Campus, in the study area is based on the assumption that this is a site of activity both for the enterprises and research institutes established in the Berlin-Adlershof science and technology park and for political actors.

He says he wants the council to reduce its role in university-based research and concentrate on its own institutes, establishing a more coordinated network of centers and putting more emphasis on targeted projects.

Additionally, temporary teachers' training institutes were established after 1902.