Sentence examples for collection of academic from inspiring English sources
Ross Cockrell, 25, was one of those applicants with a puzzle-piece collection of academic gaps and professional achievements.
One voluminous collection of academic writings that I consulted over the Christmas break listed thirteen interpretations of Fascism.
He has had to get used to new commuting and getting by without some of his essential research material, like a collection of academic texts that researchers in his group relied on in planning financial strategy.
"Creating a New Teaching Profession," a new collection of academic papers, politely calls this idea "deselection"; Joel Klein, the New York City schools chancellor, put it more bluntly when he gave a talk in Manhattan recently.
They also deepen the local job market for students who wish to stay in the area.The greater Boston area has also developed other service businesses specifically to cater to this collection of academic talent.
Over the years people have crowd-funded some seriously weird stuff: a collection of academic essays on My Little Pony; a Doctor Who rap album; farts in a jar.
But most of the performers are nonprofessionals -- a collection of academics, political activists, cranks and average Joes, each of whom has something to contribute to the film's complex thematic pattern.
Instead it is a 23-page theoretical (some have said "utopian") wishlist of what makes for better cities, based on the research and inputs of a global collection of academics and other urban experts – which were then haggled over until the final draft was agreed in New York on 10 September.
The night I sat with her, crammed into a tiny studio, she was joined by members of the bi-communal choir, an offshoot of the Bi-communal Citizen GrouPeace Peace in Cyprus, a collection of academics and other professionals led by a former personnel manager, Katie Economidou, and based on American models of "conflict resolution".
On Tuesday the 32-strong council of governors – a collection of academics, local parents and doctors – will decide whether to remove Hughes permanently from the hospital board: an usual step in the NHS, where hospital trust chairs often act to dismiss board members.
In May the Safe Staffing Alliance – a collection of academics, nursing and patient groups whose members include the Royal College of Nursing, Unison and the Patients Association – said no ward should have more than eight patients to one registered nurse, plus a nurse in charge on acute surgical and medical wards.
