Sentence examples for directorates at the from inspiring English sources
DMREF includes participation from ten divisions in three directorates at the NSF to address fundamental materials discovery and development.
Only one of the seven directorates at the National Science Foundation NSFF) has "education" in its title.
Representative John Culberson (R TX) says he's seen the light and no longer wants to specify funding levels for individual research directorates at the National Science Foundation (NSF).
And NSF would have the freedom to spend the money across its six research directorates, unlike last year, when Culberson proposed growing the biology, computing, physical sciences, and engineering directorates at the expense of the social and geosciences.
The second letter, from 18 scientists who once headed individual research directorates at the agency, also argues that many of NSF's most spectacular successes would not have qualified for funding under the terms of the legislation.
Salmond highlighted remarks by Jim Currie, a former director general for environment directorate at the European Commission, who described Barroso's remarks as "extremely unwise" and "inaccurate".
He is now the deputy director of the research directorate at the Federal Ministry of Health, Sudan.
Tommy and Mani also had the opportunity to meet with the Director of the Disease Prevention and Control Directorate at the Federal Ministry of Health, Dr Mahlet Kifle, and the HIV Team Coordinator, Dr Frehiwot Nigatu.
He has also served as director of the space and life sciences directorate at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Reuters reports Hall left amid a "regular rotation" and has been replaced by Julie Bentz as acting director of the Weapons of Mass Destruction directorate at the National Security Council.
"If Europeans want to maintain their social infrastructure, they have to get better at integrating women into the labor market," said Stefano Scarpetta, deputy director of the employment and social affairs directorate at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the research arm of the world's leading free-market democracies.
