Sentences with phrase «institute as»

Bella, who joined the institute as chief staff officer in September 2004, says, «Fifty years as the organization of choice for real estate professionals in Canada is a tremendous achievement, one that we are all extremely proud of.

I was ready to get my feet into this institute as quickly as possible.

She regards her time at the institute as «a stepping stone.»

Health counselor resume objective 2: to work in a motivate environment of a health institute as a health counselor so that I can impart my 5 years of experience and knowledge to people who need help as far as their health is concerned.

I will be a good supervisor and a sincere team player maintaining the repute of the institute as the admission director.

To gain experience before applying for a full time position after graduation, students are sometimes employed by their own institute as a student assistant.

Education director resume objective 1: To work in an educational institute as the education director so as to utilize my long working experience, rich qualifications and diligent nature in such a way that it useful and beneficial for the institute as well.

If you are a mid-career law librarian — please consider the leadership institute as a valuable investment in your future.

In the exhibition «Instantanés d'Orient» is on presentation a selection of photographs from the Biennal of contemporary photographers from the Arab world shown in Paris at the Arab world institute as well as at the European house of photography in 2017.

The cost includes breakfast, lunch, and refreshments during the institute as well as follow - up support (for Chicago area teams) for the research lesson during the school year.

Building Teachers» Capacity Networked Locations Registration for these locations is available at no cost and includes admission to both days of the institute as well as copies of Building Teachers» Capacity for Success and Teach, Reflect, Learn.

The Dallas Morning News described the three - year - old institute as «advanc [ing] a robust policy agenda,» most of it, so far, out of public view.

«Her long - lasting contributions, along with those of our other women scientists, helped to position the institute as a premier research organization with international recognition.»

The Carneys» gift changes the name of the Brown Institute for Brain Science to the Robert J. and Nancy D. Carney Institute for Brain Science, and establishes the institute as one of the best - endowed university brain institutes in the country.

Over more than forty years, Tu has been working in the institute as a research assistant, assistant professor, associate professor, professor and director of the Chemistry Department.

Mark Talary, a postdoc in the Institute of Molecular and Biomolecular Electronics at the University of Wales Bangor describes the institute as «an engineering department with cell culture facilities,» and says, «you need to have experience outside your core discipline.»

Even though participants may be scattered all over a large continent, notes French, NSF regards the summer institute as a group activity, starting with the orientation program and continuing, in some programs, with other group activities throughout Australia's winter.

I'm now benefiting from that because a number of my students that have gone out and worked in other world class groups have had the opportunity to return to the institute as more senior researchers and start to train their own students.

Yu describes the institute as a «mom - and - pop shop» that will revolutionize the way neurosurgery is practiced around the world.

We offer our experience over the last 8 years in a novel University of California institute as our contribution to this dialogue.

A delegate who got a local lap - dancing club closed told how she was vilified by her local women's institute as a «man - hating feminist».

Hard to believe, but I'm not making my own Thanksgiving dessert this year — I gave in and am buying a white chocolate pumpkin cheesecake from the local culinary institute as part of a fundraiser for my college's business students.

The blood sacrifices God instructed Moses to institute as part of Israel's worship of Him were meant to pave the way for the only and ultimate blood sacrifice that could save humanity from our sin.

This unique event will bring together researchers and clinicians from major cancer research centers and institutes as well as experts from the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.

Miles has made several changes since being instituted as CEO of Hulman & Co. in November, 2012.

«When our association discovered that bats could be altered and gain enhanced performance above our bat standard, stiffer penalties were instituted as a deterrent,» wrote Craig Cress, the president of ASA, in an email to me years ago when I first started examining this story.

My view of repeal was instituted as Conservative Party policy, which continued through to the last election.

[47] His life achievements were recognised by Ghanaians during his centenary birthday celebration, and the day was instituted as a public holiday in Ghana (Founder's Day).

This disastrous reduction in school aid was instituted as a means to close the budget gap that year.

Over the period, he's been at the forefront in keeping the party's spirit alive through the series of Unity Walk that was instituted as part of the NDC's restructuring drive.

«The matter was not instituted as a criminal suit, a court can not go on a voyage of discovery to fish for facts to grant equitable remedy when the respondent averred that he had defendants and was ready to return the money if found liable at trial after his tenure.

Companywide policies at Novartis have been instituted as a result of discussions initiated by ERGs.

It is being instituted as a routine service for research means that all researchers now have the capability to more closely relate research model findings to human health and physiology,» said Jose Barrera, director of the Shimadzu Institute and a co-author on the new paper published by the journal Analytica Chimica Acta.

«Given the strengths and proximity of the SERC research institutes and the BMRC research institutes as well as the universities and hospitals, I very much hope to be able to contribute to promoting such interactions in Singapore.»

Italian scientists are up in arms over proposed budget cuts at over a dozen national research institutes as part of a spending review announced on 6 July that will strike $ 26 billion from the national government's budget.

The remaining $ 2.25 billion will go to research teams through competitive funding calls and to public research institutes as lump sums.

«We are extremely pleased to launch these two new institutes as part of the expanding worldwide network of Kavli Research Institutes,» said David Auston, president of The Kavli Foundation.

Furthermore, we have collaborators in other NYGC partner institutes as well as in other institutes in the U.S. and abroad.

Aiming towards innovation, progress and scientific interaction, Biomedcode has invested over the years in forming productive collaborations both with academic institutes as well as with pharmaceutical and biotech companies.

«From the Bureau of Meteorology to NASA, the NCI supports more than 4000 researchers involved in nearly 500 projects, spanning 35 Australian universities, science agencies and medical research institutes as well as researchers overseas,» Ms Cash said.

More and more educational institutes as well as corporate organizations are adopting the virtual training sessions trend; sparking innovations in...

It has been a popular for a long time — both in educational institutes as well as for corporate training.

Video conferencing for education isn't just restricted to imparting knowledge alone; it acts as a great admin tool for educational institutes as well.

Senior Lecturer Kay Merseth, faculty leader of LEV, explains that there can be many advantages to attending institutes as a team of practitioners, including working together on district challenges, planning strategies to address problems, and making plans to carry out actions at home — all with colleagues who can hold them accountable.

Professional development instituted as part of the study engaged arts specialists from 59 schools as community and curriculum builders in collaboration with non-arts teachers, all the while building their own leadership capacities.

It has been popular for a long time — both in educational institutes as well as corporate training.

The institutes are for anyone who supports the growth of teacher practice — principals, instructional coaches, teacher leaders and central office leaders — ideally attending the institutes as a district or school team.

The U.S. federal gasoline tax of $ 0.01 per gallon was first instituted as part of the Revenue Act of 1932.

Argumentative thesis relies on the authentic case studies, so you should enlist specific case studies conducted by authentic organizations and institutes as well as supply data and figures chronologically, if you are assessing the general trend.

The Wash Sale Rule was instituted as part of the IRS Code 550 to prevent investors from taking a tax loss on securities they still hold.