Sentence examples for institute in which from inspiring English sources

His Lyceum was the first research institute in which a number of scholars and investigators joined in collaborative inquiry and documentation.

The reasons for this observed increase in HRL are not ascribable to improved diagnostic capacity as the tertiary institute in which these diagnoses are made has had significant expertise in this regard for over a decade.

It would let the Chief Rabbinate keep control over actual conversions but would prepare candidates for conversion at an institute in which all three branches of Judaism were represented.

The commission, led by Finance Minister Yaakov Neeman, would let the chief rabbinate control conversions but would allow candidates to be prepared in an institute in which Reform, Conservative and Orthodox rabbis participated.

One example last week was a couple of paragraphs translated by the institute, in which a former doctor in the Iraqi army claimed that Saddam Hussein had personally given orders to amputate the ears of military deserters.

CPET's professional development experts designed, developed, and facilitated this four-day institute in which professors of teachers in primary and secondary schools explored strategies directly connected to the capacities of the global framework.

Project Zero researchers are generally not available for consultation beyond the four institutes in which they teach each year.

But a new rule had been instituted in which a fighter after knocking down his opponent was required to go to a neutral corner before the count began.

The University of Berlin attained world renown for its modern curriculum, its impartial and nondogmatic spirit of intellectual inquiry, and its specialized scientific research institutes, in which many basic techniques of laboratory experimentation were pioneered.

Sadegh Zibakalam, a professor of political science at Tehran University, has become a familiar face in Iran for his passionate and daring debates with hardliners on national television and radio or at roundtables hosted by various institutes, in which he publicly challenges the state line on many sensitive topics.

A new organization of work, called the putting-out system, was instituted in which a merchant clothier bought raw wool, "put it out" to be carded, spun, and woven into cloth, and then carried the cloth through the finishing processes with the help of skilled craftsmen.