Sentence examples for institutes a from inspiring English sources

It also institutes a means test for those capable of partial repayment, while protecting legitimate filers.

His school could serve as a model if baseball institutes a world draft.

However, this regulation doesn't ban anything — it institutes a nudge toward portion control.

Once in the White House, Windrip institutes a backcountry version of the fascism then creeping over Europe.

There are also a number of research and design institutes, a museum, theatres, a television centre, and a botanical garden.

Senator Olympia J. Snowe, Republican of Maine, an architect of the legislation, said: "This bill institutes a revolutionary change in Medicare.

Kavli is concerned at the flagging interest in science in the West compared to countries in the developing world like China - host to two Kavli institutes - a trend he suggests is linked to our more consumerist bent.

A nonfaculty career path can also provide geographic stability, notes Alexander Pico, a staff research scientist at the Gladstone Institutes, a group of research institutes closely affiliated with the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).

In addition to its research institutes, A*STAR also has two other arms the Graduate Academy and a division called Exploit Technologies.

Both men work at Global Business Institutes, a private technical school where they counsel students.

Mr. Clatts's colleagues at the National Development and Research Institutes, a nonprofit group based in Manhattan, were disbelieving that he could have any connection with wrongdoing.