Sentence examples for offer of art from inspiring English sources

Not by chance, in the spring of 2009, two other private museums opened in Baden-Baden due to the initiative of two entrepreneurs; within 2 months in 2009, the offer of art museums in the city of Baden-Baden increased from two to five.

However, despite a systematic offer of ART to all HIV-positive TB patients, acceptance of ART in this group was found to be at a low 13% [7].

HIV-positive TB patients are systematically informed of the offer of ART and requested to return to the hospital HIV-ART clinic eight weeks after starting anti-TB treatment in conjunction with a patient guardian to prepare for ART initiation.

In contrast to the current centralized offer of ART, cotrimoxazole prophylaxis has been decentralized along with anti-TB treatment and the drug is made available in all health centers.

Individuals who had to pay 50 Malawi Kwacha (half a United States dollar) or less for a one way trip to the Thyolo hospital were four times more likely to take up the offer of ART than those who had to pay 100 (or more) Malawi Kwacha (≥1 USD).

According to the council, mobile libraries would offer "state-of-art new facilities direct to the heart of communities and to the doorstep of users of all ages with new routes and stops all over the city".

His intervention comes a week after a similar howl of protest at news that the last examination board to offer history of art A-level is to drop the subject from 2018.

"They don't offer history of art as a subject at my school so I started a history of art society and organised all sorts of art historians to come and talk to us".

Quite a few independent art colleges offer Business of Art courses for their students, but not so many of them describe the real world experiences of artists, because most artists haven't told their stories and art critics and historians aren't interested in how a career actually happens How does that first exhibition come about?

The divided and depressed Britain of the 1970s conformed to this rule negatively, by turning down the offer of contemporary art to enliven its unloved cities.

Juliet Learmouth Slough I wonder whether Cambridge University, which offers history of art degrees, would consider it soft?