Sentence examples for Furtherance of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Its general objectives are the furtherance of knowledge of Delius's life and works, and the encouragement of performances and recordings.
Those rewards are considerably enabled by academic staff whose day-to-day lives can continue in the reasonable expectation that teaching and research are not going to be diverted to that "private" space, where the furtherance and communication of knowledge takes on new meanings of belonging and exclusion.
For example, Mr. Grossman said, if a binder contains all the terms that would normally be found in a contract and one of the parties takes action or spends money in furtherance of the agreement with the knowledge of the other party, a court could conceivably rule that the binder is a legally enforceable contract.
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
(2) That the National FAO Committees establish such subcommittees as are needed to promote and support the furtherance of science, the extension of education, the dissemination of technical knowledge, and the betterment of rural populations, and that whenever possible the National FAO Committees include representation from consumer and producer groups.
What mattered was offspring and the furtherance of the lineage.
"These statements by Mr. Rajaratnam have to be in furtherance of the conspiracy," Judge Rakoff said.
Both her marriages were in furtherance of Henry I's policy of strengthening Normandy against France.
