Sentence examples for some institutions of from inspiring English sources
(It might even have turned out that some institutions of higher education would proudly go back to calling themselves polytechnics).
"Some institutions of the United States Embassy continue to conspire against this process, against the people and especially against the country," Mr. Morales said.
The federal authority for qualifying universities to confer degrees and diplomas were unable to give recognition to some institutions of university rank, while the ministers of education of the new states were subjected to great pressures to reconfirm existing appointments.
In an editorial on Thursday, the leading English-language newspaper, Dawn, denounced "an extremist mindset that has, with the sponsorship of some institutions of the state, spread far and wide".
The extinction of the Spanish line of the Habsburgs and the fact that the emperor Charles VI was the last male member of that house posed serious problems for the Habsburg territories, which, at the beginning of the 18th century, were held together mainly by the person of the sovereign, notwithstanding the fact that there were some institutions of central administration.
In some institutions of higher education, there are graduate courses for fire resistant design which focus on the design approaches in codes.
The Metropolitan was hoping then to sell the scrolls to some institution of learning, but this has been more difficult than the Americans had led him to believe.
Truth be told, many parents like this low bar for college admission because it means that their children will be able to attend some institution of higher education.
After a series of confrontations with the press, Kirchner began to deprive some media institutions of state advertising.
In 1991 the country had some 500 institutions of higher education, all of which were controlled by the state.
There are now some thirty institutions of higher learning on or near reservations that offer instruction in indigenous languages.
