Sentence examples for work institutes from inspiring English sources

Many social work institutes in India have started special courses on disaster management.

"God's glory is corrupted by an impious falsehood whenever any form is attached to him," Calvin wrote in his landmark 16th-century work Institutes of the Christian Religion.

In addition to his seminal work Institutes of the Christian Religion, he wrote commentaries on most books of the Bible, as well as theological treatises and confessional documents.

It should also require more detailed expense reporting by taxpayers who use their cars for work; institute stricter requirements for write-offs; cap total auto-related deductions; and stiffen penalties for violators.

"I watched with pleasure how 217 schools began their new school year this year," he said in his heavily fortified headquarters near here, "how the university works, institutes work, how people visit markets, move about the republic, even travel beyond the republic".

The orchestra has presented some 400 composers and more than 100 premieres, many of commissioned works; instituted services indispensable to the new-music community, like reading new works by younger composers; and developed educational projects in New York-area schools.

Ferrier's major work was Institutes of Metaphysic, the Theory of Knowing and Being (1854).

A brain map would push two of those buttons, which accounts for the fact that five of the manifesto's authors work for institutes sponsored by this foundation.

You can simply re-examine everyone's recent work or institute procedures to deter future cheating.

A two-year-old international program requiring proof that fish were legally caught is starting to work, the institute says.

It turns out that almost anything can work when instituted by a dedicated principal supported by committed teachers.