Sentence examples for lectures as part of from inspiring English sources

"Supreme court judges do give and publish lectures as part of their public [role].

The prizewinners are encouraged to give annual public lectures as part of a concerted effort to raise the profile of fundamental physics and communicate the real meaning of the advances to as wide an audience as possible.

► In this week's Letters section, Carri J. LeRoy of Evergreen State College in Olympia explained what it's like to present in-prison science lectures as part of the Sustainability in Prisons Project.

A further limitation of this study is the lack of information available on what form of sex education students had previously received; was it one lecture as part of a science lesson or a series of lectures as part of a sex education programme?

Tutu has invited the Tibetan spiritual leader to give a lecture as part of his birthday celebrations in Cape Town on 8 October.

Mr. Gao, who was giving the traditional Nobel lecture as part of the weeklong festivities leading up to the awards ceremony on Sunday, called on authors to avoid writing for any other purpose than self-fulfillment and said the works would speak for themselves.

Award-winning actor Kevin Spacey is to deliver the annual MacTaggart lecture as part of the 2013 Edinburgh International Television Festival.

I was asked to give a history lecture as part of our JCC's Hanukkah fair, so I thought I'd title it something provocative like "The Real Story of Hanukkah".

Level of previous education as well as specific knowledge acquired in the workshops and lectures offered as part of the program.

In the intervention group, questionnaires were distributed prior to lectures provided as part of the intervention; in the control group we supervised self-completion at baseline, and distributed questionnaires at follow-up for self-completion and return to a central location.

"It's about the economy, simple as that, not that we are so amazing as choreographers," the Swedish choreographer Marten Spangberg said last spring, in a lecture given as part of MoMA PS1's Sunday Sessions.