Sentence examples for entitled towards from inspiring English sources

A new but unpublished GAA report entitled Towards 2034 — the 150th anniversary of the GAA — recommends that senior county players receive a "defined and agreed allowance" in the future.

Prof. Kaushik Sengupta has won funding from the Intellectual Property Accelerator Fund for his proposal entitled, "Towards Moore's law in diagnostics: Battery powered, fully integrated CMOS ICs for massively multiplexed point‐of‐Care biosensors".

The next paper entitled "Towards an intelligent acoustic front-end for automatic speech recognition: built-in speaker normalization (BISN)," by Umit Yapanel and John Hansen, proposes a novel online vocal track length normalization algorithm entitled built-in speaker normalization.

Some patients may be intractable to the therapies recommended by national guidelines, and following the need of clinicians the word "intractable" has been defined by Goadsby et al. entitled "Towards a Definition of Intractable Headache for Use in Clinical Practice and Trials" [10].

In 1953, Heschel caused a stir among his Reform colleagues when he gave an address to the Reform Rabbinic Organization, the Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR), entitled "Towards an Understanding of Halacha". Heschel appears to have denounced the CCAR for failing to hold to the doctrine of Halacha (Jewish law) in this address.

In a 1971 article entitled "Towards a Biography of Georg Cantor," the British historian of mathematics Ivor Grattan-Guinness mentions (Annals of Science 27, pp. 345 391, 1971) that he was unable to find evidence of Jewish ancestry.

The IEA report on the technologies needed to implement the Paris accord, entitled Energy Technology Perspectives: Towards Sustainable Urban Energy Systems, is published on the organisation's website on Wednesday.

The study entitled, Trending Towards Traditionalism?

The talk is entitled: Material Ecology: Towards Bio-inspired Digital Design and Fabrication and will be co-presented with Dr. J. Weaver, Harvard University, Cambridge (USA).

And the more you dehumanise a group of people, the more society develops an entitled attitude towards that group – and whether that manifests itself as an entitlement to judge the body itself, judge the person's lifestyle, or as harassment, it's all part of the same picture.

For example, the UN General Assembly's resolution 65/309 was initiated by Bhutan, entitled Happiness: Towards a Holistic Approach to Development, July 2011.