Sentence examples for learned society from inspiring English sources

American Philosophical Society, oldest extant learned society in the United States, founded under the impetus of Benjamin Franklin in 1743.

Italy's most famous learned society is the National Academy of Lincei, of which Galileo was once a member.

American scholar and Episcopalian minister, founder of the American Negro Academy (1897), the first major learned society for African Americans.

The APS is America's oldest learned society, founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1743.

An outline is then given of the organisational frameworks within which research, professional practice and learned society activity in rock mechanics are carried out in Australia.

LMS is the major British learned society for Mathematics (not just London), with a nationwide membership - 1,500 national and 1,000 members overseas.

From the 20th century the pamphlet has more often been used for information than for controversy, chiefly by government departments and learned societies.

The new restrictions would not apply to institutions of higher education or to certain nonprofit groups like professional associations, scientific organizations and learned societies.

"The ACSS is more representative and acts as the linchpin of all social science learned societies to promote social sciences for the public benefit".

So why do learned societies operate these programmes?

Research organizations and learned societies across Europe had put forward 162 nominees for the new panel.