Sentence examples for will be endowed from inspiring English sources

If this bill is passed, the Hitler Government will be endowed with absolute dictatorial powers.

The Bode Museum, whose renovation is slated for completion in 2008, will be endowed with most of the collection now at the Gemäldegalerie, bridging the gap to the modern from the ancient works housed at the Pergamon and the Altes Museum, or Old Museum, next to the Old National Gallery.

Only one will prevail, but such a decision will be endowed with extra robustness.

The last two cases will be endowed with Robin boundary conditions at the endpoints.

Each user will be endowed a "monetary" budget and use it to "purchase" powers,, across tones, from an open market so as to maximize its own utility : (1).

According to some, the main benefit of reproductive cloning is that it would enable prospective parents to control what genome their children will be endowed with (Fletcher, 1988, Harris, 1997, 2004; Pence 1998, 101 6; Tooley, 1998).

His estate will be endowing a Scholarship for Strings at Brown University.

Nonetheless, on Sept. 25, Peretz is being honored by "former [Harvard] students, friends, business colleagues, fellow faculty and journalists" who will be endowing the "Martin Peretz Undergraduate Research Fund".

The role will need to be endowed with the balls to take on whatever state and territory and ensure that changes are made".

Let be endowed with norm.

From this viewpoint it's better to invest now in solving growth and development problems, thereby bequeathing bigger economies to future generations who will be better endowed to mitigate and adapt to climate change.