Charity Evans has received travel grants to present at and attend conferences from the endMS Research and Training Network (2011) and the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (2011).
Afsaneh Shirani has received travel grants to present at and attend conferences from the endMS Research and Training Network (2010, 2011) and the European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (2010, 2011).
OL: OL's institution has received research grants from GSK and she has received travel grants to present data at scientific congress from GSK. XD: XD's institution received research grants from Pfizer and he has received travel grants from Roche.
As the youngest among you is in your low 40s, you did all benefit from having your fees paid by us – a privilege not granted to present-day students and their families, so perhaps it might sometimes be difficult for you to have gut knowledge of what it must feel like to leave university £20,000 in debt.
The grant applicant had to present ways of addressing these perceived ethical issues.
PI for aerosolized amikacin (Aerogen) Consultant/Speakers' Bureau: Gave lecture on ARDS to Lilly; Received honorarium from Lilly for talk on tidal volume, unrestricted educational grant from Lilly to present talk at SCCM (2005), consultant to Medical Simulation Corporation, Co-author on manuscript with Lilly employees JMO'B and NAA contributed equally to this manuscript.
In November, 2009, the Fitzgerald estate finally granted the rights to present "Gatz" in New York.
The execution was eventually stayed when Kochman was granted a chance to present his arguments in front of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals in person in early April 2015, a month after the original execution date.
Montgomery CountyJudge Steven O'Neill granted prosecutors permission to present statements that Bill Cosby made during a 2005 deposition in which he admitted procuring drugs to give to women he desired to have sex with. .
"Williams must be granted an opportunity to present his claims to a court unburdened by any possible temptation... not to hold the balance nice, clear and true between the State and the accused".
That means, in practice, that while a Guantánamo prisoner is formally granted the right to present himself in front of a judge, he might not be able to do so with the benefit of unfettered counsel from a lawyer, whose conversations would of course be monitored for intelligence value because the belligerent is still considered a belligerent.
