Sentence examples for division of library from inspiring English sources

Since 1997, annual circulation has fallen about 1percentt in Suffolk and about 10percentt in Nassau, according to figures from the state's division of library development.

Carol A. Mandel, Dean, Division of Libraries John Guillory, Chair, Department of English Marvin Taylor, Director, Fales Library.

Carol A Mandel, dean of the division of libraries at New York University, delivered an unequivocal verdict: "Brilliantly intense and the message is penetrating".

Mr. Raine landed a job at the New-York Historical Society, which began as a grant-financed position through New York University's division of libraries.

"They made the inquiry in 2001, and we embraced it," said Carol A. Mandel, the dean of the division of libraries at N.Y.U.

The training program partnered with representatives from each subject division of the Library to integrate content from relevant disciplines.

F.B.I. memos suggest that Whitten learned of the Frankfurter theft in September, from someone at the Library of Congress, when he called to ask about an unrelated investigation: Yvonne Horner, a clerk in the subject-cataloguing division of the library, was arrested in connection with an undercover F.B.I. investigation of the theft of thousands of first editions.

Sara W. Duke, curator of popular and applied graphic art in the prints and photographs division of the library, said, "Looking at the drawings inspires a new appreciation for the artist's skill and design choices and also deepens our understanding of how a superhero created to attract a teenage audience became a cultural icon with mass appeal".

It was eventually dissolved two years later, whereupon its contemporary holdings returned to their former status as a division of the library.

The Center for Digital Research and Scholarship (CDRS), the division of the libraries that manages Academic Commons, has put together an FAQ that addresses these issues.

One popular rumor has been that Smiley built up the Slaughter collection, now the pride of the Map Division at the N.Y.P.L., with material he stole from that and other divisions of the library.