Sentence examples for authors agencies from inspiring English sources

15 The respondents in our survey most commonly sent emails to corresponding authors, agencies, and companies, and this has also given the best response rates previously.

Someone in DC thought they had snuffed out an official Republican report on radical intellectual property reform by convincing the authoring agency to erase the document from the Internet and fire the staffer charged with writing it.

Mr. Goodhand's assessment, and a similar one by Thomas Riess, a German logistics expert with the International Committee of the Red Cross, were filed in September with the authors' home agencies, the American Red Cross and, in Mr. Goodhand's case, a number of other Red Cross agencies.

"This is a unique opportunity for authors, brands, agencies, experts and content sites with some significant benefits.

She laboured to extract her beloved authors and agency from the new arrangements imposed upon her and 70 like-minded colleagues by the owners of PFD, to whom the business had been sold - against her wishes - in 2001.

Some authors assigned agency to a risk score that is, they stated, perhaps inadvertently, that the score itself had the potential to prevent diabetes, change behaviour, or reduce health inequalities.

Author: Inter-Agency Working Group on Children's Participation (IAWGCP) Price: No. of pages: Publication date: January 2008 Publisher: Inter-Agency Working Group on Children's Participation (IAWGCP), ECPAT International, Knowing Children, Plan International, Save the Children Sweden, Save the Children UK, UNICEF and World Vision Languages: English    Email this article.

Author: Community Agency for Social Enquiry (CASE) Price: - No. of pages: 65 Publication date: 2007 Publisher Department of Social Developmentt and UNICEF Languages: English This booklet aims to assist organisations working with OVCs that want to use databases.

The publishing industry has entered a phase of synthesis or consolidation, after a decade of vigorous, and often partisan, debate about the virtues and perils of moving the economic basis for journal publishing from the user (subscriber, whether individual or institution) to the author (granting agency, institution, or corporation).

Instead, the journals say that the investigations are up to the accused authors' employers and agencies that financed the research.

Once women got tired of being cast as helpless victims in crime novels and began running their own investigative agencies, authors had to scramble for other marginalized groups requiring the services of a detective hero.