Sentence examples for institutions for those from inspiring English sources

Charities in Africa run institutions for those whose families have died in genocides or from HIV/AIDs.

For college players at obscure institutions, for those who played at historically black colleges and universities, the A.F.L. represented an oasis of opportunity.

DL culture has grown, in recent years, out of the shadows and developed its own contemporary institutions, for those who know where to look: Web sites, Internet chat rooms, private parties and special nights at clubs.

Doctors and medical providers had resisted as well, saying government-run care forced them to work at uneconomic rates and would devastate the quality of care at top-end institutions for those who could afford it.

The company provides a platform for searching real estate listings, and also provides buyer profiles to financial institutions for those who wish to qualify for loans.

There are still several opportunities to get grants or appointments for doing research at universities and public institutions for those who have only a laurea and who have no intention of pursuing a PhD.

Father Greeley actively participated in academic discourse at both of those institutions for the rest of his life.

They will continue to provide "a very significant share of the operating support of those institutions" for the foreseeable future, he said.

Spencer and the research unit moved in, too, squatting in the headteacher's house and slowly adapting the methods developed to study residential institutions for the elite to those for the disadvantaged.

Making staff training videos at a Boston institution for those with disabilities drew her into filmmaking.

A good honours degree from a UK university, or the equivalent from a recognised institution for those with non-UK qualifications.