Sentence examples for sister academies from inspiring English sources

It also agreed to the changes with sister academies, mostly in Latin America, to harmonize linguistic developments across the Spanish-speaking world.

During the autumn of the previous year, the Nobel committee, composed of six members of the academy, sends out invitations to several hundred professors of literature and languages, presidents of authors' organisations, Nobel laureates, members of sister academies (the only other two, besides the Swedish, are in France and Spain), and other representative literary people.

Last month, the powerful Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) was compelled to merge with two sister academies that serve medical and agricultural research.

Thousands of scientists in the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) are about to lose their jobs as a result of the academy's merger with two sister academies.

Under a law that went into effect on 1 January, RAS subsumed sister academies for medicine and for agriculture and turned over management of its real estate and assets—including all the institutes of the merged academy to a new Federal Agency for Scientific Organizations FASOO).

The annual May auctions at Brunswick and its sister school, Greenwich Academy, are a signal example of that hard work.

A specialist in baroque opera, Nelson is artistic director of the Opera Studio Nederland; the Canadian Operatic Arts Academy in London, Ontario; and the Canadian academy's sister program, Accademia Europea Dell'Opera in Milan and Amsterdam.

Sister Mary Ann D'Antonio, the girl's academy principal, witnessed this when he returned to a gala a few years ago at Maestro's catering hall.

Jonathan and Tina Detchon of Greenwich teamed up with the script-writing, and performances were scheduled for late January at Greenwich Academy, Brunswick's sister school for girls.

Early meetings on the new spelling rules were held in Chile; the text was completed this month in Spain; and it will be ratified by the academy and its sister branches at the Guadalajara Book Fair in Mexico on Sunday.

During her 38 years as superior-provincial the number of foundations under her authority grew from 2 to 27, and some 800 sisters staffed the order's academies and nearly 50 parochial elementary schools in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and other cities.