Sentence examples for institutions with three from inspiring English sources

Institutions with three letters.

In 1975 provisions that specifically prohibited sex discrimination in athletics and provided educational institutions with three years to fulfill the requirements of Title IX were signed into law.

Swiss bank UBS is among the best-connected City institutions with three Conservative peers on its payroll: Lord Brittan of Spennithorne, who is its vice-chairman; Lord Garel-Jones, who is managing director; and Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, who is registered as an adviser.

For this work, the COPDGene study provided 366 scans from 183 subjects, obtained at one institution with two Siemens scanners, and 372 scans from 186 subjects, acquired at six institutions with three GE scanners.

A model in Excel (Office, Microsoft; 2007) was developed to project the infrastructure and faculty needs for training institutions with three degree programs or less, which covered over 90% of all schools in Zambia.

"All countries have international relations, and they compare their political institutions with one another," he began, "so that if one commits the slightest error, the others ridicule and look down upon it".

There will be no permanent collection, and the museum will depend on loans from Paris and other institutions, with four to six exhibitions a year taking up only one gallery most of the time, said Mr. Le Bon, with themes mixing modern and contemporary art.

They represent 19 institutions, with two institutions having two departmental implementations that occurred independent of each other.

The data is even more discouraging at public and private for-profit institutions with six year completion rates of 56percentt and just 28percentt, respectively.

The leading institutions are shown in Table 4. Rush University and the University of Pittsburgh were found to be the most productive institutions, with six articles each.

Separate surveys were conducted to cover the Yukon and Northwest Territories and institutions (long-term residents expected to stay longer than six months in health care institutions with four beds or more in all provinces).