Sentence examples for with institutes from inspiring English sources
"We should not be doing business with institutes that help promote Iran's nuclear ambitions," he said.
Funding in scientific research often flows from collaboration with institutes across Europe, and elite universities feel they will be excluded from cross-border consortia long before Britain quits the EU.
The Catskills are filled with institutes, ashrams and retreat centers, among them the Sivananda Yoga Ranch, in Woodbourne; the Retreat at Big Indian, in Big Indian; the Center for Symbolic Studies, near New Paltz; a Greek Orthodox monastery; and a number of Buddhist monasteries.
The lab has also carried out several joint research projects with institutes or universities in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Japan.
We have to make sure that we set up and finance institutes in those countries, set up twinning arrangements with institutes in Europe, and so forth.
They share an impressive track record of increasing the number of overseas researchers and students, improving international collaborations, introducing English language courses for students, training administration staff to produce bilingual documents, and introducing new salary scales to commensurate with institutes in Western countries.
A complication with instituting a shot clock is the potential for disruptions.
Today, Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe credited Belichick with instituting a level of discipline that had been lost after Parcells left.
The main business occurs during the daytime, when students work with institute faculty members and veteran artists on the special challenges of performing contemporary music.
Washington wanted to get on with instituting the recommendations in a report by an independent commission headed by former Senator George J. Mitchell.
As Communist Party chief (1976 82) of Ho Chi Minh City, Kiet was charged with instituting socialist reforms in the city, but he favoured more gradual change and supported free enterprise.
