Sentence examples for institutes businesses from inspiring English sources

The interest comes from industry, business, technology, intelligence organizations, and the military; and it has resulted in the existence of a substantial number of agencies, institutes, businesses, and laboratories in which ongoing research into and development of Peircean concepts are being vigorously undertaken.

Leslie Shakespeare had sent Jimmy out of town on institute business while his retention was under discussion.

But workers who have kept their jobs are getting higher pay: wages rose by 3.4% in the year to April.According to the Ifo research institute, business confidence in the euro area improved in April to levels not seen since early 2001.

According to the NHLBI statement, "[t]raining program directors and Institute business officials are urged"—but, apparently, not required—"to share … information [about the payback requirements] with prospective postdoctoral trainees".

Dressed in a crisp white kurta, a perfect match for his snowy hair and famously majestic eyebrows, he had graciously squeezed in a visit with me between institute business and his receipt of an award from the local government.

He added that the figures had been obtained from public authorities, institutes and businesses in China.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to reform national and regional R & D and innovation systems to foster excellence and smart specialisation and to reinforce co-operation between universities, research institutes and businesses (Cunningham and Link 2015).

EIT now has five so-called Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs), which bring together scientists from universities, research institutes, and businesses who are focused on a given theme such as climate, sustainable energy, or digital technology. .

The diaspora sends money, opens institutes and businesses and tries as best it can to counteract the frightening news that continues to emerge from Yerevan.

In Norway, a personal data officer (Norwegian language, "Personvernombud") is a function that institutes and businesses may choose to engage.

Ralph Kauffman, who directs the survey for the institute, said businesses were "cautiously optimistic" about the outlook.