Sentence examples for institutions aims from inspiring English sources

The structured Ph.D. offered at the Dublin Institute of Technology and a number of other Irish institutions aims to meet that need.

Whereas individuals merely punt on single shares, institutions aim for relative outperformance against a market index.

Microfinance institutions aim to reach the two billion people who lack access to basic financial services.

Meeting them will require vast sums to be spent on new technologies, and several schemes involving local and foreign institutions aim to encourage that investment.

This led to the establishment of a few notable institutions aiming at imparting sound education to Indian youth on national lines institutions such as the Anglo-Mohammedan Oriental College in Aligarh (1875), the D.A.V. College in Lahore (1886), and the Central Hindu College in Varanasi (1898).

Many teacher education institutions aim to develop and assess teacher competences during teaching practice.

Data for this study was gathered over the course of 3 years at several art institutions aiming to gather a representative dataset of 20th century paintings.

Game-based constructivist learning has gained considerable attention as educational institutions aim to move from traditional instructional teaching to interactive and collaborative methods.

In December the U.K. announced a 50% tax on bonuses worth more than 25,000 pounds ($40,300) at financial institutions, aimed at squeezing the bonus culture here.

Finally, substantial controversy surrounds the moral status of racial identity and solidarity and the justice and legitimacy of policies or institutions aimed at undermining racial inequality.

They are also prime targets for hedge funds, of which there are now 4,000 in the U.S. Investment institutions aimed at preserving family wealth are not new.