Sentence examples for those institutes from inspiring English sources

Smaller research colleges and universities are informally characterized as those that are not "research 1" universities, nomenclature bestowed by the Carnegie Classifications of Institutions of Higher Learning in 1994 to those institutes who give high priority to research, award 50 or more doctoral degrees each year, and annually received $40 million or more in federal support.

American officials say their aid efforts are intended in part to funnel money to those institutes while starving Biopreparat of funds.

The United States supplements the salaries of scientists and pays overhead at those institutes, according to the House Oversight and Investigations subcommittee.

But last week Mr. Messemer said that though letters to those institutes had been found on Dr. Lee's home computer, the government had no evidence that the letters had ever been sent or received.

Cardinal João Braz de Aviz, the head of the Vatican department responsible for religious orders, said his officials would be sending them to "those institutes whose individual reports indicated areas of concern".

A central element in the prosecution's case had been a claim that Dr. Lee downloaded the nuclear secrets to enhance his prospects of getting a job at foreign scientific institutes, but the agent admitted that the letters Dr. Lee had written to those institutes had never been sent.

I think of those institute coaches who coach six people.

This was composed of lesser noblemen, whom he trained according to Prussian rules and dressed in Prussian uniforms, like those instituted by his father.

Last-minute technical problems and long waits for assistance on telephone hotlines prompted the extensions, which are similar to those instituted when the first enrollment period ended last March.

Dear Mr. DeWine, As the attorney general of Ohio, you have a responsibility to "have general supervision of matters and actions in favor of the state and of those instituted by or against state officers wherein interests of the state are involved and may settle such matters and actions as the interests of the state require".

One possible additional domain might relate to perceived trustworthiness of those instituting clinical quality interventions.