Sentence examples for academics proposing from inspiring English sources

Performers and producers write alongside academics, proposing a shared analysis not just of what it means to look at pictures of adult sexual activity, but also of what it means to make them.

Decades ago a few visionary academics proposed that the city should convert its boffinry (and especially its comparative strength in the sciences) into wider regional prosperity.

In the mid-nineties, some American academics proposed that, since it has its own rules, and its own citizens (of a sort), the Internet ought be considered "sovereign" in a way.

Academics propose raising gasoline taxes.

While there is no single reason for this drop, many researchers and academics propose that it is linked at least in part to the rapid entrenchment of gender stereotypes as home computers began to emerge.

At a private gathering in Jerusalem yesterday, Israeli academics proposed a plan for divvying up antiquities and control of religious sites between Israel and Palestine when--and if--peace is ever achieved.

Oxford academics are proposing a compromise solution to the Cecil Rhodes statue row that would see a sign erected making it clear the college does not agree with his views.

DistressNet is a large academic effort, proposing open systems, instead of proprietary solutions.

CTI projects currently, about 20 are in progress begin with academic scientists proposing research on protein-based drugs, such as therapeutic antibodies.

"It [the UN] was unprepared for group of academics to propose targets.

In the past months, a series of Chinese academics have proposed using the country's foreign-exchange reserves to finance infrastructure projects in the developing world.