Sentence examples for fellowship itself from inspiring English sources

Most of the fellows have a strong background in "bench science" and learn about development work through an intensive 2-week orientation and the fellowship itself.

The study will also measure factors which may influence program impact, including Fellow characteristics, Partner Organization level of development, and features of the Fellowship itself (e.g. length, tasks, etc).. Future evaluations might also try to systematically survey all groups (Fellows, Supervisors, and Partners) and pose questions in such a way that they cross-refer.

The first may be a positive reflection on the local resident experience with pulmonary patients in recent years or on the fellowship program itself though this is only speculative.

In 1983, he established Justice Fellowship, which calls itself the nation's largest religion-based criminal justice reform group.

The person said that the fact that Major Hasan had completed his residency in good standing and was accepted into the fellowship was in itself an indicator that nothing he did signaled major problems.

The rest of the time, the Fellowship and the plot itself simply drift unidirectionally across a vast, undulating plain, pausing for the odd sword-clashing punch-up.

This left too seems happiest as a fellowship of true believers, squabbling among itself, dismissive of all those who remain sceptics or whose beliefs the elders find unacceptable.

"We're all kind of waiting and seeing," said Jim Liske, chief executive of the Prison Fellowship, a Christian charity that insures itself and objects to offering the morning-after pill to its employees.

The institution itself may even offer a fellowship for a visiting scientist.

Such is the fate that has befallen InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a national campus ministry that finds itself "derecognized" in the 450,000-student Cal State system for insisting that student leaders of its campus chapters affirm the basic tenets of evangelical belief.

In a culture that thinks of itself as individualistic, A.A. relies on fellowship.