Sentence examples for institutes devoted from inspiring English sources

Institutes devoted to Islamic studies in particular abound, and schools for religious pedagogy are located in several towns.

There are Max Planck institutes devoted to such disciplines as molecular genetics, biochemistry, plasma physics, and radio astronomy.

As a consequence, they neither benefit from the excellent academic experience offered at Rutgers nor from the exemplary centers and institutes devoted to the study of women.

He spent nearly twenty years at two Soviet research institutes devoted to "urban planning," and in 1990 started a private think tank on traffic.

Other institutes devoted to these issues had started to find their voice, bringing an additional gloss of respectability to the ideas in Bostrom's book.

Summer at Mannes College the New School for Music is an almost nonstop sequence of festivals and institutes devoted to different corners of the repertory, but only one of its annual programs is devoted to a single composer.

He added that he was setting up an institute devoted to well-being at Wake Forest.

And Britain is going the same way, with a whole institute devoted to wellbeing at Cambridge.

In 1898, Adler was named professor of music history at Vienna University, where he founded an institute devoted to musicological research.

Johns Hopkins announced in May an anonymous pledge of $100 million to establish an institute devoted to the treatment of malaria.

Prof Hall announced a new hospital institute devoted to helping heart patients will be created using a bequest from Sir Jimmy's will.