Sentence examples for commissioned papers from inspiring English sources

For the next two years, Sennett, Sassen, and Burdett convened workshops with and commissioned papers from leading urban scholars and architects, many of whom were from developing countries.

Please join US 2050 in a conversation with scholars and policy experts that will be anchored by the insights and conclusions from the project's 31 commissioned papers, which touch on a wide variety of topics related to our nation's future.

The home page of the ASA, with online membership and pre-registration for the 2004 conference; plus links to the 2003 and 2002 annual meeting and to commissioned papers from "Colloquium on African and North American Higher Education".

At a conference in November 2006 at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., a series of commissioned papers by outstanding scholars and journalists reviewed what is happening in a variety of districts across the nation (the papers are listed here).

Revised versions of the commissioned papers are included as appendices in the summary report of the summit.

The committee drew on commissioned papers, other background materials, and the discussions at the workshop to fulfill its charge.

He was the man who walked the corridors with a clipboard silently taking notes before presenting his finding in bullet-pointed presentations; the man who employed phalanxes of management consultants and swat teams of accountants; who commissioned paper after paper on every issue to which his gaze swerved.

3. Towards a National Quality Framework for Early Childhood Education and Care Department of Educationn, Employment and Workplace Relations DEEWR 2009) Discussion paper A commissioned paper designed to inform government policy, January , 2009

She co-edited Cultural Policies in East Asia (2014, Palgrave Macmillan) and co-wrote a commissioned paper 'The challenges and opportunities for the diversity of cultural expressions in the digital era in East Asia' (2015, UNESCO Bangkok Office).

A World Health Organization commissioned paper indicates that the efficiency of the American healthcare system (which takes into account expenditures and goal attainment) is ranked 44 in the world with almost all developed countries faring much better (sorry New-Zealand) and even countries such as Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Morocco providing more efficient systems.

In addition to original research papers, the journal publishes commissioned review papers on topical subjects and special issues arising from chosen scientific symposia or workshops.