Sentence examples for organisations authors from inspiring English sources

"I also assume that you will convene at the earliest opportunity a meeting of library users, professional bodies, literacy organisations, authors, librarians' trade unions and other interested bodies to draw up a national plan to promote reading for pleasure.

The diverse expert group that developed the initial booklets included: parent/young person representatives, a palliative care clinician, community nurse, children's community physician, representatives from leading children's not-for-profit organisations, authors of the Lifetime Framework, a psychologist, and children's researchers.

We Can't Get HInh Like We Used To.

Relying on a literature review, an overview of empirical research and the results of six case studies conducted within Canadian-based organisations, the authors present findings from an interdisciplinary perspective that takes into account the social, ergonomic and regulatory issues relevant to health and safety of teleworkers.

In the literature about the development of organisations, numerous authors have described life cycle models, often with three to five phases [ 6- 9].

EBF: Exclusive breastfeeding PMTCT Preventionn of mother to child transmission SSA: sub-Saharan Africa WHO: World Health Organisation The authors declare no competing interest.

Organisation, programming, author-coddling (very important), marketing; beyond these, location, location, location.

BMI Body Mass Index MET Metabolic Equivalent RMR Resting Metabolic Rate WHO World Health Organisation The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

CI – Confidence Interval IMCI – Integrated Managemnt of Childhood Illness OR – Odds Ratio PAR – Paediatric admission record WHO – World Health Organisation The author(s) declare that they have no competing interests.

By using the author addresses listed in the bylines of research articles, one can only identify countries (and organisations) where the authors were employed when the research was done or where the article was written, or both.

"The current settlement agreement raises significant issues, as demonstrated not only by the number of objections, but also by the fact that the objectors include countries, states, non-profit organisations and prominent authors and law professors.