Sentence examples for institutions some of from inspiring English sources

This prohibition is currently under review at many institutions, some of which have already dropped it.

A number of institutions, some of them established during the reign of King Chulalongkorn, have officially been accorded the authority to perpetuate the national heritage.

It's made up of 10 Australian institutions, some of them government agencies, and others university research centres and is led by Terry Hughes from James Cook University.

The 1,000 works are generally minor but are nonetheless precious to many of the smaller institutions, some of which are just beginning to assemble collections.

In addition, we have selected 11 residents from at Yale, Stanford and five other institutions, some of whom are in an self-funded category.

More than half of American undergraduates are now "nontraditional" adult students attending community colleges or night classes or earning credits, even degrees, from online institutions, some of which operate for profit.

Jazz, she added, "is only just starting to have, in terms of more formal institutions, some kind of archival merit".

And second, it is heartening to see that students at this elite institution, some of whom will be among the leaders of tomorrow, care so deeply about the plight of those Harvard employees who live below the poverty line.

Running an educational institution, some of which are more than 150 years old, is an incredibly complex endeavor.

Because the Vatican is a unique institution, some of these legal issues "are definitely uncharted territory," said lawyer Michael Helfand, an expert on the intersection of law and religion who was recently named to the faculty at Pepperdine Law School.

There have been a number of efforts at individual institutions to accomplish this, including at the home institutions of some of the authors.