Sentence examples for institutes who from inspiring English sources

Smaller research colleges and universities are informally characterized as those that are not "research 1" universities, nomenclature bestowed by the Carnegie Classifications of Institutions of Higher Learning in 1994 to those institutes who give high priority to research, award 50 or more doctoral degrees each year, and annually received $40 million or more in federal support.

Sources close to Celera said officials of the national institutes who saw the testimony earlier this week cited it as a "deal breaker" and cut off negotiations.

I have been hung to dry by academic institutes who have not even bothered to ask me for my side of affairs".

I believe this bill provides an opportunity to clarify the position of researchers at British universities and clinical institutes who wish to develop these substances for the benefit of all.

"The Association of Marxist Dialectical Materialism," it said, and it occurred to Teacher Fei that had his father been alive he would have said that it was the parasites in these institutes who had ended hope for Chinese philosophers.

With no cure or vaccine for HIV yet available, Ma and his collaborator, Professor Rainer Fischer, are co-ordinating a team of researchers across 39 European institutes who are now focused on neutralising the virus before it can cause infection – and this is where a soupy green sludge of pulverised tobacco leaves might provide an answer.

It was, however, the members of the institute who would go hungry, the court heard.

"Fortunately there is an ex-Capetonian working in the embassy and a French research institute who were extremely helpful".

"There have always been people at the institute who have some kind of political connection or political experience," she said.

"There are still a lot of barriers to information and access to contraception that exist," said Jessica Gonzáles-Rojas Gonzáles-Rojastive director of the institute, who has one son.

Sergey Sablin, a former researcher at the Russian institute who moved to San Francisco, shopped around for American investors to develop the drug.