Sentence examples for institutes to get from inspiring English sources

A proposal to enable certain institutes to get rush permits in urgent cases was approved today at a meeting in Santiago de Chile.

In another encouraging sign, Fortov may have brokered a way for academy institutes to get some badly needed cash, by proposing that the institutes rent out unused lab space to private companies.

Last spring, he went to Athletes Performance Institute to get back into football shape.

Mr Soros has published several books on his theories, and is funding an institute to get mainstream economists to take alternative ideas seriously.

MedILS was contracted to carry out testing on the protein oxidation effects of the compound, he told ScienceInsider, adding that an agreement with the company calls for the institute to get about 1% of any revenues from the product.

Contributions from universities and research institutes helped to get insight in current data sharing and exchange in toxicogenomics.

It's fairly pathetic that a workaround for a workaround has to be instituted just to get push Gmail on the iPhone.

We'll see if we can institute reform to get our elections logistics to run as smooth as they do in Brazil.

Getting the institutes to become market savvy, he says, "will take some discussion and some disappointment".

This study explores empirically the factors determining the propensity of Swiss science institutions at the level of a single institute or department to get involved in a wide spectrum of knowledge and technology transfer (KTT) activities with private corporations.

While the institute will lose a very successful leader, he said, the move could advance the institute's efforts to get drug discovery work from pharmaceutical companies.