Another accused him of 'using an 800-year-old educational institute to further his own ends'.

Every year hundreds of students seeking to make their career in science apply for admissions in this premier educational institute.

The foundation also served as her wishes to set up a school or educational institute.

Interest was sufficient, however, in creating an educational institute for areas other than the ministry.

He held various military and political positions, as well as having been rector of an educational institute.

Although the recommendation to establish the institute was made in 1975, it was not until 1981 that the institute was established.

Sabra's goal was to establish an institute of higher learning for music.

Discerning a dearth of capable and committed local leaders, he determined to establish an institute dedicated to providing them training and skills to increase their capacity to serve their people.

He retired from his post at the university in 1967 and established an institute.

She later established an institute which continues to provide updated advice on how to negotiate modern day society with good manners and decorum.

In this case, the institute found, the net revenue raised by the tax falls to less than 1 billion a year.

After tax, the richest 1 per cent of households claimed 3 per cent of total income in 1977; that portion has trebled to 9 per cent today, the institute found.

Just 28 per cent of people with a non-employer defined-contribution scheme bought from a third-party provider when converting their pot into an income, the institute found.

In its summary, the institute found that the wealth taxes were not as equitable as they appeared.

It shows a city in which he wishes to visit the museum of an institute founded in 1920.

She instituted a policy that required top executives to post items for auction regularly so that they would understand what worked and what did not.

The collectives also instituted a policy of mandatory education as an exchange for the continuation of traditional life.

He instituted a policy of using a solution of chlorinated lime (calcium hypochlorite) for washing hands between autopsy work and the examination of patients.

In response the shogun, beginning around 1666, instituted a policy to reduce logging and increase the planting of trees.

The government institutes the policy inconsistently in government schools across the country with little if any public concern or opposition.

He may need help with his anger and maybe you could institute a system whereby he can indicate when he feels his temper rising.

He eliminated corporal punishment, and instead instituted a system in which a student's behavior was factored into his standing at the school.

It instituted a system of special courts to review disputes relating to voter qualifications.

A revision in 1848 instituted a system of parliamentary democracy.

He shortened their working day and instituted a system of commission for each department, paying selling staff amounts based on turnover.

In relation to this, the university was accused of violating the principles of free speech by threatening to fire employees who voice their criticism of the institute director.

He has already recruited 17 new department chairs, institute directors and chiefs of major clinical divisions, including new chairs of surgery, pediatrics, pathology, preventive medicine, urology, and cell and neurobiology.

Institute directors often cover large areas.

As a result, the judges have instituted reforms to tackle backlogs.

While they did institute reforms on selling indulgences, they did not abandon the practice.

The changes are 'necessary to institute reforms to resolve a political stalemate', in a preposterous euphemism.

He instituted reforms that led to protest to some commissioners and employees.

The canons of the monastery instituted reforms to the canonical life which were quickly adopted in other communities of canons throughout the region.

Yesterday, the prestigious scientific institute where he has worked for 35 years issued a terse statement halting his responsibilities.

Under the law, it was defined as a scientific institute for higher and professional education.

By 1939 the library was expanded with a scientific institute and a museum, and had about 200,000 items, including paintings, icons, maps and coins.

From 1972 to 1985, he worked in a military-related scientific institute.

The term can also refer to the building where the specimens are stored or to the scientific institute that not only stores but researches these specimens.

The 37-year-old works as a welder despite graduating from a technology institute.

At 19, he began teaching at the local information technology institute.

Among the traditional conferred terminal degrees can be noted the doctorate for medicine and law schools or engineering, physics, chemistry, or mathematics for polytechnic or technology institutes.