Sentence examples for institutes service from inspiring English sources

We conducted a systematic search of websites of research institutes, service providers and donor organisations working with SWs across the region.

Additionally, we systematically searched websites of research institutes, service providers, and donor organisations working with PWID across the region including recent reports from countries reporting to the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS (UNGASS).

The 3rd Division was not deployed during this time, however, and although national service was instituted, service in Korea was undertaken on a voluntary basis, and conscription was used only as a means to expand the CMF and provide a base upon which mobilisation could be achieved if it proved necessary.

In order to provide timely service, NFI has worked to improve processes and has instituted service level agreements with customers where the working relationship is formalized between NFI and the customer in terms of a specific number of investigations to be completed for that specific customer over the period of a year [ 21].

The orchestra has presented some 400 composers and more than 100 premieres, many of commissioned works; instituted services indispensable to the new-music community, like reading new works by younger composers; and developed educational projects in New York-area schools.

Initiated in 1992, this park occupies an area of 25 square kilometers and is already home to over 4,000 enterprises, with approximately 400 being life science companies, institutes and service providers.

Health care reforms and the privatization of previous public services led to the technical and political isolation of many national public health institutes and services and to a lack of coordination of cross-border activities.

Since they were instituted, community service block grants have helped to support community action organizations in cities and towns across the country.

Indeed, if airline corporate officers had to travel without special attention, perhaps they, too, would institute better service, baggage handling and food.

"High schools that have instituted community service programs report much less misbehavior and drug use," said Dr. Marvin Berkowitz, a developmental psychologist at the University of Missouri in St . Louis who is compiling a database of research on character education programs.

And because most of us, as students, saw our hours as in need of killing -- as opposed to thinking about giving a few of these hours to our communities in one way or another -- colleges should consider instituting a service requirement for graduation.