Sentence examples for arranging lectures from inspiring English sources

They also set up important institutions like libraries and clinics, as well as arranging lectures and concerts.

In the past two years alone he has become a member of a bowls club, an organisation that arranges lectures on local history, and the Kettering branch of the Green Party.

I helped arrange lectures for him to speak at UH Hilo as well as UH Manoa.

That same day, the university said it had "no official request" from the Dalai Lama, although it acknowledged that students had discussed "the possibility of arranging a lecture".

We are also arranging to give lectures to senior high school students to influence their career choices and prepare them for inter-professional learning and practice when they go into the workforce.

He was feted in London, Oxford, and Manchester by young sympathizers, among them the critic Arthur Symons, who arranged a lecture tour in England in November 1893.

"I feel very glad that students who oppose the event are voicing their opposition and engaging in the dialogue," said Sakib Khan, 21, a Muslim Students Organization member who helped arrange the lecture.

After that successful meeting, Stone accepted Blackwell's offer to arrange a lecturing tour for her in the western states – considered then to be those west of Pennsylvania and Virginia.

To symbolize his return to politics, A R Dard arranged a lecture titled The Future of India which was presided over by Sir Nairne Sandeman in which Jinnah criticized the recent White Paper on Indian Constitutional Reform and argued for self-government by Indians.

The respondents regularly took part in more lectures arranged by drug companies than in lectures without involvement of commercial interests (Table 2).

Arranging women's rights lectures around these engagements, she used pay for her antislavery work to defray expenses of her independent lecturing until she felt confident enough to charge admission.