Sentence examples for institutes will have from inspiring English sources

We are sure that these institutes will have their reward in the long run.

Eventually, Sher and others say, the number of institutes will have to shrink in order for Russian science to survive.

"People can see who pays better, and institutes will have to compete at a European level to get the best researchers".

Beginning in late 2004, academic researchers in Toronto's universities and hospital research institutes will have ready access to extensive incubator facilities, venture capital, and commercialisation expertise that is intended to help them turn their ideas into viable businesses.

Although participating scientists' expenses, such as travel, accommodation, and food, will be covered by a daily allowance, the scientists' home institutes will have to continue to pay their salaries for the duration of the Star Tiger programme.

Teacher education institutes will have to work hard on this.

The institute will have three design exhibitions over the next few months.

The institute will have about 70 visiting researchers at any one time, including faculty members, postdoctoral researchers and graduate students.

Announced just last week by the University of Arizona, the new civility institute will have as honorary chairmen former Presidents Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush.

But the most pressing question for the industry is what influence the British institute will have in the United States.

The institute will have two research centers, one in Leeds, the other in Beijing, said Professor Yulong Ding, who will be the institute's first director.