Sentence examples for institutions active from inspiring English sources

Adopting a holistic review approach, this study started from the scientometric analysis by analyzing the mainstream journals, keywords, scholars, publications, and institutions active in the research of cement composites reinforced with graphene oxide (GO).

To restore legitimacy and trust, we need to do what The Digital Economy advised two decades ago: build a second era of democracy based on integrity and accountability, with stronger, more open institutions, active citizenship, and a culture of public discourse and participation.

I found a more organic sense of history, though, east of the city center, in the bourgeois neighborhood around the French embassy compound, home to the Université Saint-Joseph, Hôtel-Dieu de France Hospital and Grand Lycée Franco-Libanais — all French institutions active since the late 19th century.

"Our accomplishments not only reflect the efforts of [ADARC], but also of many other outstanding scientists and institutions active in HIV/AIDS research," he said in a statement.

The Salvadoran national government and DRR institutions active in the region around Verapaz are making strides to reduce disaster risk within vulnerable Salvadoran communities.

In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, the number of institutions active in microfinance stood at around 5,800 in 2006, most of them credit unions established after the fall of communism.

Our on-campus research capabilities are enhanced through the work of MIT Lincoln Laboratory, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, active research relationships with industry, and a wide range of global collaborations.

In particular, there has been a notable shift of investment dollars away from institutions with active investment philosophies toward index funds and other passive investors.

They survived the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 better than most banks, and are among the international institutions most active in East European countries like Serbia, Romania and Ukraine.

It is now clear, for example, that he is willing to intervene in prices and economic rules, create new institutions, pursue active business and industrial policies all in order to transplant Britain from one "Variety of Capitalism" to another.

Thus, the institution finishing first in a small subject like agriculture and forestry will not benefit in the overall table as much as the institution that finishes first in a subject like business and management studies, in which 111 institutions are active.