Sentence examples for growth sponsored from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a Labour Party Conference fringe event on universities and economic growth, sponsored by Bright Britain, Cridland said: "We are probably going to move into a period of consolidation – there are too many universities for our capacity to cope with them being separate".

Over the last 200 years it took form of an Anglo-American worldview introducing the age of economics: industrialization, liberal representative democracy, colonization, and economic growth sponsored by innovation.

Joint programs include these: www.employeegrowth.com The Alliance for Employee Growth and Development, sponsored by the Communications Workers of America, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Lucent Technologies.

While the news industry "continues to lose out," it said, "on the bulk of new digital advertising," some outlets are seeing growth from sponsored content.

She reports good luck with U.S. growth funds sponsored by Barings and Aberdeen.

The big question, though, is whether the growth of sponsored journalism is a good thing or a bad one.

A total of 12 NIH institutes exhibited significant growth in sponsored articles, Table 3.

An excellent administrator, he contributed to the nation's economic growth by sponsoring the development of metallurgical industries and by introducing foreign technicians and entrepreneurs.

His brother, the former president, added his voice again during a speech opening a conference on immigration and economic growth in Dallas sponsored by his public policy institute.

During his ten-year tenure, the university matured into one of the United States' ten largest single-campus universities and one of the five most inclusive in the scope of its academic programs, with significant growth in its sponsored research activities, and notable advancement of the university's academic excellence and reputation.

To eliminate problems that emerged in the period of 1962 1985, government sponsored export growth became the dominant policy.