Sentence examples for NSF from inspiring English sources

Without broad support, though, enacting such reform will be impossible, and so far he has rejected demands to form a broader-based government of national unity, an idea endorsed by leading Salafists as well as the NSF.

Vannevar Bush's plans, which laid the foundations of the National Science Foundation (NSF), conceived it would be a Jeffersonian research agency.

Last week Mr Coburn introduced an amendment to the continuing resolution that would've blocked the National Science Foundation (NSF) from funding such research.

By the time legislation passed establishing the NSF it had been stripped of pragmatic goals and became in essence a Newtonian agency.

Those who favoured the removal of all former communists from positions of authority and the rapid introduction of a free-market economy left the NSF.

Meanwhile, the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) focused on mechanisms for sharing lessons learned by groups that had received funding to implement innovative approaches to STEM education for learners of all ages.

The STEM acronym was introduced in 2001 by scientific administrators at the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF).

Mr Coburn's measure wouldn't touch NSF funding for other social sciences.

The Non-Signatory Faction (NSF), a common front formed in late 2006 by most of the SLM leaders except Mr Minnawi, is effective only on paper.The principal SLM factions are:* Mr Minnawi, despite being named a senior assistant to the Sudanese president and head of the Darfur Transitional Authority, remains weak and isolated in the capital, Khartoum.

The NSF has just released its biennial report on global investment in science, engineering and technology.

One was the so-called shortfall campaign which the National Science Foundation NSFF) began to promote in 1986.