Sentence examples for institutes set from inspiring English sources

But most caucuses do not have foundations or institutes set up specifically for that purpose, and financed with private contributions.

Although the study of our ageing society is a new science, with just a few institutes set up in recent years in universities across the country, a consensus is already being forged: it isn't something we should be frightened of.

Today, there are about 77 academic programs and 19 research centers and institutes, set in a town with a temperate year-round climate and proximity to mountains, the wild Oregon coast and a host of outdoor recreational opportunities.

This resistance could be the result of intentional breeding efforts involving material collected and curated in the early 1900s at multiple institutes set up by the Russian geneticist Vavilov, or the result of unintentional breeding and selection of resistant material in an earlier period of domestication and selection over thousands of years.

Government and national institutes set up for mental health treatment are reliable sources of information.

Among the supporters is the National Federation of Women's Institutes, set up during the First World War to help women make the most of the food available.

The New York Psychoanalytic (like most institutes) sets the greatest store by its training analysis.

In 2008 Embrapa, a Brazilian agricultural-research institute, set up an office in Ghana.

You can read all about Cato's role on the special Web site the institute set up, socialsecurity.org.org

An institute set up to advise the EU on tackling gender inequality has itself faced claims of sexual harassment.

Those factors, said Steve Whitman, director of the institute, set the survey apart from other urban-health initiatives.