Sentence examples for draw on works from inspiring English sources

"We hope to draw on works of all kinds with intellectual, scientific and imaginative energy and clarity".

A lawyer challenging a recent law that extends copyrights told a federal appeals court here today that the extension restricted an artist's First Amendment right to draw on works from other artists, thus stifling creativity and competition.

The magazine will have a staff of its own, but will also draw on work by The Journal's writers.

Ministers are also expected to draw on work from the Education Attainment Foundation, which has carried out wide-ranging research into the best way to spend pupil premium cash.

A number of recent discussions of resistance-related phenomena draw on work in cognitive and social psychology, naturalizing the puzzle in ways that partially finesse the can't/won't distinction.

To understand the role issues facing COs, we draw on work describing professional tensions between doctors and nurses.

43 We can also draw on work from public opinion polls which suggest that for the most part, people do not have preformed, crystallised attitudes on public issues.

We draw on work conducted in the JLICA's Learning Group 1: Strengthening Families, as well as published data and empirical literature to provide the rationale for family strengthening.

We draw on work conducted in the Joint Learning Initiative on Children and AIDS's Learning Group 1: Strengthening Families, as well as published data and empirical literature to provide the rationale for family strengthening.

To isolate changes of physician utilization from physician payments over time, we will draw on work currently being undertaken at the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research CHSPRR) on a separate study to remove the effects of fee changes from physician fees.

Participants will also be asked which documents they draw on in their work.