Sentence examples for lead institutions from inspiring English sources

Short-term borrowing costs are rising, which could lead institutions to cut back on new loans and call in old ones, crimping economic growth.

Candidate models G and H were submitted by the same lead institutions (respectively NASA and IPGP) but prepared by independent teams in collaboration with different partners.

The U.S. government has awarded eight lead institutions grants totaling $350 million over the next 5 years to establish collaborative research centers that will focus on everything from understanding potential bioterror agents to developing new vaccines.

But let's be clear about what that really means: Trump's appointees will lead institutions whose functions they fundamentally oppose.

The health IT patient safety assessment guides might lead institutions to better leverage the benefits of EHRs.

The fact that lead institutions as well as study countries are concentrated in a handful of mostly middle income countries attests to great disparities in research capacity.

"We think the lead institution for dealing with international financial issues ought to be the International Monetary Fund," he said at a news conference this morning.

Federal officials have rightly demanded that the University of Alabama at Birmingham, the lead institution, and Stanford, Duke and Yale, among others, take corrective action to prevent a recurrence.

As the lead institution of the Citizen Science Alliance, which includes Oxford and Johns Hopkins Universities, it has registered more than 350,000 non-experts to help classify the many thousands of pictures of galaxies taken by powerful telescopes.

Currently, the main responsibility of the implementation of climate related funds lies with the lead institution MoEF.

Although many academic scientists are already involved in ATP, the lead institution on all ATP projects must, at present, be industrial.