Sentence examples for institutions opening from inspiring English sources

For Dr. Munitz, that has meant programs for the local community, grants for summer internships at other local cultural institutions, opening up the slots at the Getty's research institute (which were previously filled by invitation only) to application and competition by academics around the world, advertising in Spanish-language media and so on.

It grew incredibly fast, with thousands of microfinance institutions opening around the world and millions taking out microloans.

INSPIRED by this week's special report on museums, Cassandra decided, with help from Fiammetta Rocco, The Economist's books and arts editor, to pick out five fantastic institutions opening next year.

And just over the horizon looms another threat within the latest higher education bill, the lowering of the barriers to new institutions opening and a fast-track to them gaining degree-awarding powers.

That prospect-truly national financial institutions opening branches wherever there is a market-may now be closer to reality than at any time in the past half-century.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Edmonton became a major financial centre, with both regional offices of Canada's major banks and locally based institutions opening.

"Anti-Establishment," a group show that examines contemporary art's relationship with art institutions, opened Saturday.

Those two institutions opened in October 1959 to commemorate 10 years of Communist rule.

The first model institutions opened in New York and Pennsylvania around 1820, launching what Smith calls the "golden age" of the penitentiary.

The university says that the combination of three such prestigious institutions opens up new possibilities for multi-disciplinary education and research.

Both institutions opened in 2009 as joint ventures with Indian non-profit partners under existing laws.