Sentence examples for fellow funders from inspiring English sources

This means restrictions are also placed on donor aid from any other other countries that are also fellow funders in the same programmes.

Some of Novogratz's fellow hedge funders have questioned his grasp of the finer details of his trading strategies.

Same goes for executive search firm Chartwell Partners, and fellow Crossroads funder Weaver Popcorn.

The answer is that all of us at TZI understand that moving and problem-solving together -- the Institute, other expert-partners and organizations in the field, our growing list of Fellows, the right funders and also folks outside of the animal sector doing things we can learn from -- is the best way to accomplish our ambitious goal of getting to zero.

Battling skepticism from fellow scientists and potential funders, King and her fellow researchers painstakingly assembled genealogies and collected blood samples from over 2,000 families.

Leadership must come from the most talented researchers within primary care, trained in advanced research skills and engaged with communities, clinicians, international networks of fellow researchers, government and funders.

Researchers: actively contribute to the adoption of relevant codes of ethical conduct and standards for high quality research; use a broad range of criteria when assessing the track record of fellow researchers; and engage with funders, publishers and learned societies to maintain a two-way dialogue and contribute to policy-making.

With an open collaborative framework in place, multiple companies contributed to the project, including Dutch-based Syncom B.V. 63 A major benefit of open science was realized: transparency of all data permitted accountability to fellow researchers and the public, the funder behind much academic research.

A total of 63% of fellows told us about future grant funding from a wide range of funders; in 82% of the cases this supported further postdoctoral training with 23 fellows progressing to successful clinician scientist posts at the time of the questionnaire.

These ties stretch from the board of trustees, thick with hedge-funders and investment bankers, to its lone senior fellow for health policy, David Kendall, a former Blue Cross Blue Shield consultant.

Although students were less expensive to fund than fellows, this shift was in part financially driven: the Fogarty International Center had difficulty attracting funders from NIH institutes because of the long latency period from student to NIH grantee.