Sentence examples for future libraries from inspiring English sources

The Future Libraries Programme, announced in August, was intended to "help library authorities. . .

A 1986 law, supported by Mr. Reagan, required the private foundations that built future libraries to set up endowments to defray the costs of upkeep.

The results revealed that Millennials want future libraries to allow easy access to a wide range of reading material in both print and digital form.

For example, the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council – which has been administering the Future Libraries Programme with the Local Government Association – is going, yet calls for a more effective library agency to replace it have been refused.

A recurring theme of David's talk was that "libraries won't invent their own future".: Libraries can now see and participate in the cultural appropriation by their communities of the work entrusted to libraries.

On 16 August, when the culture minister, Ed Vaizey, announced the 10 areas taking part in the Future Libraries Programme, he said this: "A strong library service, based around the needs of local people, can play a key role in our ambitions to build the big society by providing safe and inclusive spaces for people to read, learn and access a range of community services".

Several hypotheses for concepts in future library design are proposed.

"And this," Mr. Hartshorn said, as he walked into the future library, "is the Bibliothèque Nationale".

Atwood will be the first contributor to the Future Library project.

And he is among those being considered for Snohetta's future library in the Rockaways.

"The Future Library: Legacy and Portal and Enterprise," PALINET, Harrisburg, PA, 13 November 2001.