Sentence examples for into institutes from inspiring English sources

More wealthy Chinese entrepreneurs are beginning to put their own money into institutes, which will reduce reliance on government largesse for scholarly research, and perhaps open up more space for independent public policy advice.

This reflects an effort "to break up large behemoths into institutes of a manageable size and see which can fly," Sher says.

Eventually, the increasingly personal nature of these attacks pushed the party into instituting disciplinary hearings.

UK regulators are looking into instituting a reform of the Libor rates are set.

These detailed unlawful killings and other abuses made by Abir and Leopold II was embarrassed into instituting reforms.

Three existing middle schools specializing in law, journalism and science were moved into the building and folded into two institutes called the School for Research in the Natural and Social Sciences and the School for Law and Journalism.

And hearts are beating faster than ever, as the federal stimulus package has poured an additional $8.2 billion into the institutes' budget specifically for research.

The Holy Grail is not to turn them into professional institutes (as two Harvard professors proposed in another FT article the same day) but the more modest one of 'doing better social science'.

The real concern is whether in the current climate of austerity, the measures put in place by Jeremy Hunt will plunge our better performing trusts into failing institutes and make it impossible for our worst-performing hospitals to raise their standards.

This type of fellowship is one of the many funded by the Chinese Academy of Sciences with the aim to enhance the influx of foreign scientists into its institutes (Fig. 1).

The agency consists of two primary research organizations, the Biomedical Research Council (BMRC) and SERC, each of which is further broken down into seven institutes.