Sentence examples for funded a workshop from inspiring English sources

The BBC made me brave with regard to diversity – and way back in the early 1990s funded a workshop called A Step Forward that encouraged BAME writers to push on and get their material on air, in programmes such as The Real McCoy, Goodness Gracious Me and more.

INDEPTH funded a workshop on the application of biometric technology in early March 2009 at the Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies in Somkhele, South Africa, during which the sites shared their plans and experience in using biometric technology for individual identification and record linkage.

In 2000, after six years of appeals, she received a commitment from the N.I.H. to fund a "workshop" in Duchenne a two-day conclave of researchers whose areas of focus were related to the disease.

In a few years, Twain plowed some forty-two thousand dollars into the company — roughly nine hundred and fifty-three thousandollarsrs today — putting the inventor and a manager on salary and funding a workshop in downtown Manhattan.

Furthermore, CTA co-organized and co-funded a workshop on Organic banana: towards an organic banana initiative in the Caribbean, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in 1999 and supported the publication of the main findings, as well as a workshop on Farmer participatory methods in ecological crop management in Trinidad and Tobago, in 2000.

The National Science Foundation is funding a workshop later this year aimed at identifying methods for disposing of and breaking down flame retardants in foam and plastics.

WHO and CDC funded a writing workshop where the authors started writing the manuscript.

Following that workshop, the president of this university applied for and won a grant from the U.S. Embassy in Haiti to fund a further workshop, followed by a week of intensive engagement by the MIT team with the Limonade faculty.

NIH agreed to work with PRF and help fund a scientific workshop on HGPS in November 2001.

In 2013-14, the Josiah Charles Trent Memorial Foundation funded a series of Duke-based workshops to exchange scientific, policy and human rights expertise, culminating with two pilot studies and launching a project centered on migration of Central American youth.

We got funding for a workshop and tools, and opened it up to people who wouldn't normally have access.