Sentence examples for made institute from inspiring English sources

Rossi was made Institute Professor at MIT in 1966.

While new and pending legislation (e.g., Affordable Care Act) aims to address some of the access to care inequities, as well as reduce fragmentation and lack of coordination in medical service delivery, the current health-care system makes instituting the kind of systematic, evidence-based programs for post-treatment care of cancer survivors adopted in the NCSI model a challenge.

Only one post-'90s line made the institute's ranking.

By 2013, the decision had been made to institute fees of about twenty thousand dollars per year, characterizing that sum as half of the value of the free tuition previously granted to all.

This made the institute calibrate the rain gauges periodically.

In a blog post to workers, Walmart's chief executive Doug McMillon acknowledged that a tough economic environment combined with shifting consumers habits had made Walmart institute some changes, which could have been detrimental to workers.

His father had made the institute available to the SS as a meeting place.

Both measures have been advocated by environmentalists and some attempts have been made to institute each of them.

Without creating that society first -- where everyone's needs are met, where honesty, integrity and safety are accepted principles and crimes are an anomaly -- no attempt can be made to institute criminal punishments.

Lack of coordination as an obstacle to HT management was also addressed by interviewees, e.g. "Many attempts were made to institute coordination in the Ministry of Health but, unfortunately, all attempts failed.

After the investigation, recommendations were made for instituting special inspections of construction joints in similar existing bridges.