Sentence examples for disposition of works from inspiring English sources

The OCAI resolution states that "any use of funds received form disposition of works of art in the city art collection to satisfy city creditors" would constitute an "abrogation, cancellation" or other breach of the operating contract.

In January 2009, as Brandeis's finances eroded, its trustees voted to "transition" the museum into a teaching center and gallery, followed by "an orderly sale or other disposition" of its works to raise money for the school.

In the order specified by her, they are: the disposition of the works of art created by Judith Rothschild; the disposition of artwork owned by Judith Rothschild and not made by her; and facilitating and financing the acquisition by public galleries and museums of work primarily by contemporary American artists who died after Sept. 12, 1976, and before March 6 , 2008

Garrulous and opinionated, attached to the silent painter as a remora to a shark, she partially controlled the history and disposition of the works through the famous dime-store account books in which each painting was carefully described and accompanied by a small sketch, sale amounts set down in her black backhand.

In January 2009, during the depths of the economic recession, Brandeis's trustees voted to "transition" the museum -- founded in 1961 and one of the most important collections in the New England, with works by de Kooning, Warhol, Lichtenstein and others -- into a teaching center and gallery, and to conduct "an orderly sale or other disposition" of its works to raise money.

Susan K. Freedman, the president of the Public Art Fund, said through a spokeswoman that she had been brainstorming with New York City officials on possible relocation sites, but that the fund otherwise had no control or official role to play in the disposition of the works.

Unfortunately, however, relatively little attention has been given to the potential effects of dispositions on work-related attitudes other than global job satisfaction.

To some extent, the physical disposition of the orchestra worked in Mr. Jurowski's favor.

"You need a self-critical disposition to work here," said Thompson.

Nursing and midwifery students showed a higher disposition to work in rural areas than medical doctors, which was more evident in students of rural origin.

Book promotion is so often completely counter to the desires and disposition of writers, yet sharing work and being energetically assertive in the sharing is what often brings others toward it.