Sentence examples for that institutes from inspiring English sources

But the increase must come with a sustainable 10-year national spending strategy, so that institutes can plan their activities ahead; the institutions in turn must see the increase as an incentive to meet predetermined targets and implement structural changes.

But I think my colleague may have missed part of the argument made by Daniel Gros, who argues the case for carbon tariffs from the perspective of global benefits, rather than those of the country that institutes the tariffs.

Reasonable tort reform that institutes more severe penalties for those who bring frivolous lawsuits or flagrantly try to manipulate the system to get a particular judge or jury is just a start of what's needed to thwart wrongs in the legal system.

That is why we propose that institutes standardise the questionnaires on cybercrime prevalence as much as possible.

Results of regional analysis show that institutes in Beijing and Shanghai, performed better than institutes in other regions during the same period.

Quintanilha agrees, and personally he hopes that institutes that support the Charter and Code might get "some brownie points for it".

In 1965 the entire system was reformed by a decree that instituted a new judicial organization.

Opponents have argued that caps are ineffective, and that instituting one in baseball could shortchange the players.

VALLONE: In terms of a surtax, I'm the one that instituted the surtax together with Mayor Dinkins...

Importing fruit, vegetables, meat and cheeses from the EU and other countries that instituted sanctions against Russia is banned.

In February of 2015, the FCC issued the Open Internet Order we now know that instituted net neutrality.