Sentence examples for external contributors from inspiring English sources

Included in the special edition will be a collection of cartoons by the five Charlie Hebdo artists killed in the 2015 attack as well as several external contributors.

One of the main external contributors was the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation (OIC), which provided 16% of non-CAP funds.

These Terms set out both the Company's agreement with freelance contributors to its publications, and with external contributors to the Company's Website.

It details the decisive — and successful — moves by the century-old media house: a downsized newsroom, external contributors (by the thousand, and mostly unpaid) who produce a huge stream of 400 to 500 pieces a day.

2.24pm BST If you're new to discovery week, here's how Guardian web developer Matt Andrews sums it up: The Guardian's various departments, teams and external contributors get together to dream up the next phase of the Guardian's digital future.

Today is the third full day of our Discovery Week project, so without further ado, here's a summary of the past 24 hours as the Guardian's various departments, teams and external contributors get together to dream up the next phase of the Guardian's digital future.

A 'Blogger' means an external contributor, whether a person, company or other kind of body whose Material appears on the designated blog sections of the Websites owned by the Company.

If any Freelancer or external contributor is not happy with these Terms then they should not offer the Company any Material, nor accept a commission, nor post any comments on the Website including Blogs.

From 1938, sociologist Dimitrie Gusti employed Filitti as an external contributor to the standard Romanian dictionary, Enciclopedia României.

Against this alarming backdrop, the Obama Administration is surprisingly cutting funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria -- the single largest external contributor to global efforts to fight tuberculosis (TB) and MDR-TB.

In a letter to Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Education, Keith Porteous Wood, executive director of the NSS, urges him to issue national guidance to schools setting out best practice for working with external visitors and contributors – particularly in regard to religion and belief groups.