Sentence examples for which institutes from inspiring English sources
When choosing which institutes at the NIH will read your application, try to select the ones that are the closest scientific fits.
Dr. Arnauld E. Nicogossian, head of a NASA's $20 million joint research program with Russia, said a man he knew as Dr. Kalinin had helped identify which institutes were to receive American aid.
There are no reconstructions, no black-and-white newsreels, no narration, nothing to encase this story in the carapace of "history" which institutes the combination of oblivion and remembrance; just someone talking about something which, but for Lerner's relative calm, could have happened last year or last week.
Since most land use policy is enacted at the national level, a synopsis of Federal legislation regulating property rights and land tenure is presented, including a recent law known as the City Statute, which institutes new parameters and tools to advance the regularization of informal settlements in urban areas.
For purposes of paragraph (1) of this subsection, a copy of the petition or other pleading which institutes proceedings in a court of appeals and which is stamped by the court with the date of filing shall constitute the petition for review.
This sentiment gave rise to the 17th Amendment, which instituted direct election of the Senate.
The 1997 tax law, which instituted the changes, called for the gradual phase-in.
Further complicating this year's budgeting is the recent Metropolitan Transportation Authority bailout, which instituted a payroll tax that includes school districts.
Within months, Army units were receiving a "Revised Program of Instruction," which instituted many of Marshall's doctrines.
In 2000, Congress reined in prosecutors with the Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act, which instituted a number of changes.
