Sentence examples for issues of disseminating from inspiring English sources

In particular we wanted help and advice from the users on issues of disseminating the results of part one of the KNEPP study (the systematic review on risk factors).

Within the UK, for new studies the issue of disseminating study results will have to be addressed since the introduction of the new Research Ethics Committee RECC) form in 2004.

A Russian orthodox archbishop, and Russia's official children's rights ombudsman, criticised groups campaigning on this issue in March, accusing them of disseminating "anti-family propaganda".

We would like to thank the authors of all submitted articles for considering our special issue for disseminating their study.

Additional ways of disseminating information about health and health-related issues include making use of media or participating in public debates, for instance, about alcohol policy or accommodations for elderly people.

We do not think the offices of the university should be in the business of disseminating 'approved' positions on complex and divisive political issues," the council wrote.

The group was focused on issues of globalization, imperialism and neoliberalism, employing visual arts as a method of disseminating political ideas.

In 2002, the Southern Poverty Law Center issued a scathing report that accused Tanton of consorting with white supremacists, of disseminating racist screeds through a publishing house he had founded and of supporting eugenics.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the authors of all submitted papers (both those that were accepted and those that, regrettably, could not be included) for considering our special issue for disseminating their work.

"Booksellers are in the business of disseminating information," he said.

Sorokin was taken to court on charges of disseminating pornography.