Sentence examples for institutes whose from inspiring English sources

The institutes, whose analysis influences government forecasts, also said they expected subdued economic growth.

Cardinal João Braz de Aviz, the head of the Vatican department responsible for religious orders, said his officials would be sending them to "those institutes whose individual reports indicated areas of concern".

The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, headquartered in Washington, coordinates and supports the activities of many other agricultural institutes whose aims are to enhance the production and quality of food in the Third World.

These tissues are requested from pathology institutes whose policy may dictate that tissue slides rather than paraffin blocks are forwarded.

The TP key participants in Russia are universities and government research institutes, whose major focus is on developing R&D projects and on search for their financial support.

Geomagnetism is a cross-disciplinary science, and as a result, observatories are run by a wide variety of institutes whose interests range from geology, mapping, geophysics (including seismology and earthquake prediction), meteorology to solar-terrestrial physics and astronomy.

It was funded by the institute whose members include Coca-Cola and PepsiCo.

He previously was president of the Gulen-backed Rumi Forum, a Washington research institute whose honorary president is Mr. Gulen.

He also criticized the Internet venture recently approved by the institute, whose leadership owns a financial stake in the venture.

The same question hovered over Qadhi's institute, whose founder, Alshareef, once gave a sermon titled "Why the Jews Were Cursed".

The article also misspelled the surname of an Israeli senior fellow at the institute whose concept of "bottom-up peacemaking" was cited.