Sentence examples for institutes to bring from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Collins has hinted that he is willing to cannibalize other parts of the health institutes to bring more resources to the new center.

"He founded a short-lived inventors' institute to bring together creative minds to advance American science," Mr. Priddy said.

I want the institute to bring something new and hopeful, and get us out of the mindset of being victims".

In thinking about the next 25 years, Hohendahl said increased funding would allow the institute to bring in more visiting artists and filmmakers, or begin a new book fellowship program for a young author who will be publishing with "Signale: Modern German Letters, Cultures, and Thought," a book series edited by Hohendahl in cooperation with Cornell University Press and Cornell University Library.

This is the first major scientific paper to publish work from the Parker Institute and holds promise for the collaborative method designed by the institute to bring researchers and universities together to cure the disease.

McKenzie believes that a partnership with Lean In will allow the institute to bring its message, which had previously been used in small workshops of executives, to far more women. .

These centres, partly inspired by the German Fraunhofer Institutes model, aim to bring together business with scientists and engineers in order to bring new technologies into commercial use.

And the anger of the Lord was kindled against Israel (Numbers 25 3)." The Bible institutes capital punishment to bring worshippers back to Yahweh.

It offered grants for travel and meetings, as well as supporting some larger institutes (eg CERN) to bring European scientist together on one campus.

As part of its efforts, the federation even instituted drug testing to bring chess into compliance with the committee's rules.

He instituted measures designed to bring trade under state control and make the manufacture of certain products the monopoly of the state.