The late Ataullah K. Ozai-Durrani, the inventor of Minute Rice, lefthalf a million dollars to finance translations into English of the works of two 19th-century Persian poets, Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghabil and Mir Taqui Mir, & the writing of their biographies.
By Michael J. Arlen The New Yorker, July 11 , 1964P. 19 The late Ataullah K. Ozai-Durrani, the inventor of Minute Rice, lefthalf a million dollars to finance translations into English of the works of two 19th-century Persian poets, Mirza Asadullah Khan Ghabil and Mir Taqui Mir, & the writing of their biographies.
But the real objective of the film is to question the corporations who, eager to do business with Turkmenistan (which has rich oil and gas reserves), have financed translations of the book into several languages (including English — you can read the entire text online).
The leaders of the administration furthered and financed translations of scientific (mainly astronomical and mathematical) and medical works on a large scale.
Apart from Hermes o Logios, the Society supervised also a Greek-language school, financed translations of schoolbooks into modern Greek and provided scholarships for students to study abroad.
The Beijing, Montreux, and Bamako calls for action have emphasized the need for national governments to promote and finance Knowledge Translation towards the application of evidence-informed policymaking by developing trust between researchers, practitioners, and policymakers [ 2, 3].
Increased financing for translation services is needed to keep up with demographic changes.
NWO also financed the translation and the greater part of the costs of publication.
The president of the Ontario Medical Association was only going a step further when last year he denounced the 1984 law as stifling innovation and barring new financing options (translation: fees for acute care).The Toronto centre sends clients for swift heart-bypass surgery to a hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.
The IDIAP Jordi Gol, for financing the translation of the study protocol.
