Sentence examples for archive works from inspiring English sources

But the Internet Archive works closely with the National Archives and with the Library of Congress.

The state archive works under the auspices, though not the instructions, of the prime minister's office, and it is regulated by a 1955 law stipulating that the minutes of ordinary cabinet meetings are classified for 30 years.

When it opens on 1 October, more than 50 new and archive works will sit among the Van Dyck portraits of Churchill ancestors and tapestries of battles fought and won 300 years ago.

But outside that limit (and yearly, as a new publication year is added to the archive), works would be added on an opt-out basis — the same basis that caused so much anger when Google did it, scanning thousands of works whose copyright information they had not ascertained.

"But only 15% of the archive work was taken up, mostly by postgraduates and academics".

'I realised pretty quickly that library and archive work wasn't for me,' she says, so she took an MA in curating at the Museum of Leicester.

Mark also managed the Gershwin Archive, worked closely with the Library of Congress, and in 1999, he restored the material for the City Center Encores' production of the 1936 Ziegfeld Follies.

Members of the Poetry Archive worked closely with staff at the BBC to retrieve the remarkable recordings, many of which were believed to have been lost forever.

For Creative pros looking to reduce local hard drive space, this could be a way to archive work in Dropbox without clogging up their local drives.

Utilizing blockchain technology, the KODAKOne platform will create an encrypted, digital ledger of rights ownership for photographers to register both new and archive work that they can then license within the platform.

But that project, which has been archiving works that are no longer under copyright, has many shortcomings.