Sentence examples for institutes into from inspiring English sources

That commission, chaired by Mr. Vagelos, recommended the restructuring of the three state research institutes into one.

Under the previous government, a sloppy reform in 2001 regrouped CNR's 300 institutes into its current 100.

The brief letter explains that folding several existing programs at NCRR and other institutes into the new center "will propel translational science more swiftly".

The government plans to consolidate several large scientific institutes into a single entity that proponents say will make it easier to fund major new facilities.

In 1927, after Vienna's city council had unified the psychological and pedagogical institutes into a Pedagogic Institute, Popper wrote his first thesis, '"Habit" and "Experience of Law" in Education'.

Shrinking bureaucracy and trimming the management are, Moratti claims, the aims, which would be achieved by drastically reducing the number of departments and grouping the current 100 institutes into seven macro areas.

"This is a gift to the people who live and work in New York, and those from around the world who come to visit our great arts institutions," Mr Lauder, who is also funding a research institute into modern art at the Met, said in a brief news release.

In contrast, Dominic de Guzmán (c. 1170 1221), whose vocation was preaching against heretics and whose followers kept a canonical rule, changed his existing institute into one of friars.

But for Dr. Wilson, who over the past seven years built his institute into the nation's largest academic gene therapy program, the decision is a major setback.

Then, in the topsy-turvy landscape of the new Russia, Mr. Satarov leapt from a research institute into the halls of the Kremlin.

It is his goal to elevate the institute into a front-line force, one that will make the case for classical discipline in architecture.