Sentence examples for institutes budget from inspiring English sources

And hearts are beating faster than ever, as the federal stimulus package has poured an additional $8.2 billion into the institutes' budget specifically for research.

The institutes' budget has doubled in the last five years, to $27.3 billion, and Congress is eager to see that the money is well spent.

But since 1980, the percentage of the institutes' budget devoted to diabetes has shrunk slightly, even as the number of diabetics has doubled.

Some researchers said the creation of the new office was particularly galling at a time when the health institutes' budget has tightened so sharply that all but the top 14percentt of applications from promising young scientists are rejected.

When Republicans took control of the House in 1995, some were skeptical about the National Institutes of Health, but many have since become champions of biomedical research, committed to doubling the institutes' budget in the five years from 1998 to 2003.

Doubling the institutes' budget once again would be a change on the right scale, although that increase should be accompanied by reforms to make the N.I.H. less bureaucratic, to give the director more flexibility to focus resources on the most common and expensive health problems, and to place a stronger emphasis on truly breakthrough research.

The NBC network on Friday instituted budget cuts at "The Tonight Show," a television mainstay that has played home to Jack Paar, Johnny Carson and now Jay Leno.

Kind words from Cashman, whose owner does not institute budget restrictions and whose American League championship team has been retooled and looks slicker and sleeker.

Etchemendy needed every ounce of the trust he built on campus when he and Hennessy instituted budget cuts in the wake of the 2008 economic downturn.

Together with other senior officers, Clay helped lead MIT's management of the recent global financial crisis through a budget-reduction process designed to balance the general Institute budget while preserving MIT's core strengths during a time of significant pressure on MIT's endowment.

Beyond that, the $394 million that Zerhouni says is "committed" to the Pathway to Independence awards over the next 5 years must come from already strained institute budgets.