Sentence examples for academic coalition from inspiring English sources
This report, from the Global Carbon Project, an academic coalition which monitors the soaring carbon dioxide emissions causing the atmosphere to warm, led by Professor Corinne Le Quéré from the University of East Anglia, was published on 21 September, in Nature, one of the world's two leading scientific journals.
Yellowfin is more often sold to consumers in steak form, but is used in small amounts in canned "light" tuna, which is mostly skipjack, according to SeafoodHealthFacts.org, an academic coalition based at Oregon State University.
Kansas survey recipients included state and local health department practitioners as well as academic, coalition and volunteer community partners.
Hoping it will not remain so, I will provide guidance on founding an academic freedom coalition of your own.
The scholarly publishing and academic resources coalition (SPARC) "serves as a catalyst for action, helping to create systems that expand information dissemination and use in a networked digital environment while responding to the needs of scholars and academe"[ 14].
I spent my first several months meeting with as many anti-trafficking non-profits, academics, and coalitions as possible trying to map out which groups were doing what.
PHILADELPHIA – A coalition of academic researchers in the United States is preparing to shine a rigorous scientific light on the polarized and often emotional debate over whether using hydraulic fracturing to drill for natural gas is hazardous to human health.
For instance, Economics for Equity and the Environment Network, or E3 – a wide-ranging coalition of academic economists – has a strong track record of translating the mind-numbing humdrumism of economics into lively, comprehensible analysis in everyday language.
Now, in a move leading up to that hearing, a coalition of academic and civil liberties groups is calling on the Obama administration to break with the Bush administration's policies on blocking visas of some foreign scholars, writers and activists.
But it "won't adequately reverse the damage done by last year's budget sequester and ensure the nation's biomedical research enterprise makes continued progress," says Carrie Wolinetz of United for Medical Research, a coalition of academic and industry groups.
Promotional and point-of-purchase materials including window clings, table tents, menu stickers, and menu inserts were developed by the academic team and NPA coalition to identify and promote these meals and other healthy eating practices.
