Sentences with phrase «such an institute»

I want to get associated with such an institute where my true abilities would be recognized and my painting skills would be best utilized for serving society.

Watson wrote that he wanted the center to be the only such institute in China bearing his name.

And the methods of producing all major legal services could be studied by such an institute so as to develop similar support services for those types of work that can not be made sufficiently cost - efficient.

Prior to the establishment of the University of Berlin, most research took place in such institutes.

An economic analysis conducted earlier this year suggested that such an institute could generate as many as 30,000 jobs in the metropolis.

We're pleased that such an institute is investigating whether we could contribute toward improving transport planning by analyzing this data.»

Such an institute will serve as a center of reference and will be equipped with various specialized expensive instruments and experts that are too costly for each separate institute.

Such institutes may be a source of internal grant support, but beyond that, they are places where faculty can find collaborators and engage in interdisciplinary work — something many find fulfilling.

Individuals who attend such an institute on a full - time basis may be paid stipends for the period of their attendance at such institute in amounts specified by the Commissioner in regulations, including allowances for travel to attend such institute.

In fairness this could be because I'm already familiar with how mental illness, or perceived illness, was handled at that time and the many atrocities that have occurred throughout history in such institutes, but personally I felt the execution was lacking.

Such an institute should probably be arms length from law schools and law firms.

Such institute would provide the continuing expertise that the present management structure lacks, and would compensate greatly for the avoidance of difficult problems by benchers.

Such an institute, like a civil service, would have the necessary continuously developing expertise with which to advise all lawyers and law societies as to the technology underlying laws, or that must be made available to laws to facilitate their success.

St. Augustine Educational Services in Atlanta, Georgia is another such institute which provides students with certificate programs in medical assistantship.