Sentence examples for with two institutions from inspiring English sources

According to John Curtice, the renowned psephologist and professor of politics at Strathclyde University, the answer is inevitably bound up with two institutions that have each had a grim 2012: the European Union, and the British Conservative party.

Much of that optimism comes from a reciprocal relationship with two institutions — Cornell University and, to a lesser degree, Ithaca College — which have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the economy and created thousands of jobs for everyone from professors to landscapers, and also fostered new companies.

They represent 19 institutions, with two institutions having two departmental implementations that occurred independent of each other.

The greatest experience with the use of alternative drugs has been with the POMB/ACE regimen (cisplatin, vincristine, methotrexate,bleomycin, actinomycin-D, cyclophosphamide, etoposide) with two institutions treating 339 patients with MGCT over a 20-year period with a median follow-up of 8 years (Bower et al, 1997).

Australia has also moved ahead, with six institutions in the top 100 this year, compared to four last year.

A "cultural curator," Jérôme Sans, founder of Paris's exhibition space Palais de Tokyo, has been retained by the hotel to oversee a range of amenities, including creating programs with six institutions, including the Museum of Contemporary Art in Shanghai and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

Jerome A. Cohen, a law professor at N.Y.U. who helped shepherd the Chen family through their dizzying first year in the United States, said he was pleased that Mr. Chen would be affiliated with three institutions, but said he was still uncomfortable with his decision to accept a post at Witherspoon.

Next Wave talked with three institutions designated as centers of excellence under CAE/IAE.

Currently, the organization is coordinating content and programs with eight institutions, including Stanford Hospital and Santa Clara Valley Hospital (a program for new mothers).

Rockefeller's General Education Board channeled $91 million into medical schools over the next two decades, with seven institutions receiving over two thirds of the funds.

And the striking similarity of experiences across a generation of students suggests problems not just with one institution, but with the culture of medical training itself.