Sentence examples for respected institutes from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu points to three other factors: the thorough training Israelis receive in the military (still mandatory) in computers and electronics; the highly respected institutes, such as the Weizmann Institute of Science; and the thousands of well-trained scientists and engineers who have fled the former Soviet Union.

In both instances, respected authorities instituted reasonable ideas without having the evidence to know whether their policies might backfire.

R. G.: KI is a world respected medical institute.

A new field of "border studies" has grown up around this insight, with its own journals and its own institutions: there's a much respected Journal of Borderlands Studies, and there are institutes of border studies at several European universities.

Even though the institute is highly respected in the legal world, its proposals could encounter political resistance in some states.

This was an interdisciplinary study, and the research laboratories developed their activities independently, following the conditions and operationalization timelines that respected the routine of each institute involved.

"What is noteworthy is that this respected, independent organization has come out strongly in favor of instituting systemic and fundamental change at El Paso".

Equal opportunities form part of France's great republican principles, and I argue for them to be respected at European level in accordance, for example, with the Treaty of Rome instituting the European Community and with the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

Another option is through Chinese Cuisine Training Institute, through this institute you will learn about the art of Chinese cooking first hand by highly respected and seasoned chefs.

The institute has advised US and foreign governments about Iran's nuclear capabilities and Albright is considered a respected expert on the issue.

The State Department said Thursday that before there could be meaningful talks, Havana must institute democratic reforms, respect human rights and release Alan Gross, an American detained in Cuba.