Sentence examples for multinational art from inspiring English sources

When art is stolen, local law enforcement should focus on the right sort of criminals rather than conjecture about multinational art theft rings.

Museums say they have the best and most important art, but most really represent the taste of the wealthiest art collectors in the world, who are advised by a cartel of multinational art galleries.

The Austin iteration of the Cow Parade — a multinational public art display of life-size cow statues designed by local artists — is a way of honoring this revered animal.

Even Marlborough Galleries, perhaps the most multinational of art galleries, with outposts in New York and Boca Raton, Fla., as well as London, Madrid, Liechtenstein, Monaco and Santiago, Chile, routinely participates in a rigorous schedule of fairs, including those in Basel, Paris and Cologne, Germany.

During a period of flat line funding from multinational donors for ART programs, reductions in the number of ART initiations by public programs (i.e., PEPFAR and MOH-GF) and delays in ART initiation became apparent at the a large prototypical scale-up ART clinic in Uganda.

In 1995, a multinational registry of ART was initiated.

Whereas men have been shown to be at increased risk of death or loss to follow-up after HAART in this study and in several other large cohorts[12], [14], [18], [20], numerous other studies have not found this association[21], [22], including a large multinational analysis from ART-LINC[19].

He told The Observer newspaper over the weekend that those named in the documents come from "the U.S., Britain, Germany, Austria and Asia — from all over," and include "business people, politicians, people who have made their living in the arts and multinational conglomerates — from both sides of the Atlantic".

Between D.J. sets and musical acts that performed on a two-stage layout, there were BMX biking and skateboarding competitions; a live art wall; and multinational food trucks at the park entrance.

Western multinational companies, which often sponsor arts programs in their home nations, are more likely to offer funds than are Chinese companies, Ms. Lai said.

Western multinational companies, which often sponsor arts programs in their home nations, are more likely to offer money than are Chinese companies, Ms. Lai said.