Sentence examples for developed a publication from inspiring English sources
According to a biography of Walter H. Annenberg and his father, "The Annenbergs" by John Cooney, Mr. Muschel developed a publication called TeleVision Guide in the late 1940's.
The Steering Committee has developed a publication plan, and will determine when abstracts and/or manuscripts originating from the trial will be developed and presented.
Its next step shows it is aware of the task ahead: UDRI is developing a publication to bring the most promising ways forward to government officials.
Why or why not? 3. Explain to students that today they will be developing a publication entitled "The 'Write Right' Guide to Clear Written Communication".
When we got started, we set out to develop a publication that was well respected, that was providing deeply informed content and in-depth reporting and analysis on global environmental issues with a strong explanation of the science behind the issues.
With other ProFiL alumni Matthes has shared valuable experiences and gained advice, for example on developing a publication strategy and judging when to delegate administrative tasks.
In total, six teachers from Ireland attended the event and we are now in the process of trying to develop a publication on the teaching ideas we came across as a resource for all physics teachers in Ireland.
During their senior year, Scholars are expected to incorporate their global health fieldwork and classroom experiences into their senior requirement and to develop a publication-worthy written product.
In this course, advanced doctoral students will study the form, and work with the instructors to develop a publication-quality opinion essay on an aspect of their own field.
During their senior year, students in the program are expected to incorporate their fieldwork and classroom experiences into their senior requirement and to develop a publication-worthy written product.
To do this, PMNCH has recently developed a key publication – Multi-Stakeholder Dialogues for Women's and Children's Health – in collaboration with partners [ 8].
