Sentence examples for state institutes from inspiring English sources

The national and the state institutes are not the only reasons for Australia's Olympic renaissance.

"No fewer than 40 state institutes with the right to inspect and check a business!"The mayor of Sokolow Malopolski, the town that includes both Smak-Eko's plant and Nienadowka, is Andrzej Ozog.

Particularly important to such attempts is the spin-off process, by which old state institutes incubate new firms and, hence, new and important partners in their struggle to commercialize state R&D.

ROME Last month, the Italian government angered many scientists by announcing a series of deep cuts in the budgets of state institutes as part of a broader austerity package.

The work of EMBRAPA, the state-owned company in charge for applied research on agriculture, together with research developed by state institutes and universities, especially in the State of São Paulo, have allowed Brazil to become a major innovator in the fields of biotechnology and agronomic practices, resulting in the most efficient agricultural technology for sugarcane cultivation in the world.

The organizations were grouped into four groups: State Institutes, Universities, Health Services and Independent Organizations.

In those 44 years the Meiji state instituted radical economic, military and legal reforms.

The state instituted numerous programs to promote integration, yet the numbers in Hartford wouldn't budge.

The state institute where Briend did his research receives 1 percent of sale proceeds, Nutriset says, while the inventor himself has renounced any ownership interest.

When President Wilhelm Pieck died in 1960, the office of the presidency was abolished and a council of state instituted in its stead.

"Potholes aren't a big part of what we do," Mr. Drda said, crediting a program of regular repaving that the state instituted in the 1980's.