Sentence examples for policy publications from inspiring English sources

His vision supported scholarly research, public policy publications and numerous conferences on a wide range of important topics.

In 1997, following nearly a decade in scientific publishing, he was named Executive Director of the American Institute of Biological Sciences, a nonprofit scientific organization with programmatic activities in research, education, public policy, publications, meetings, and peer review services to government agencies and other grantmaking organizations.

A prolific scholar, he has authored more than 150 articles and book chapters, and his work appears frequently in leading international medical, law, and health policy publications.

The main sources were official statistics from the European and regional statistical offices as well as data and analyses from involved stakeholders (cluster reports, Orkestra policy publications, government reports etc.).

> environment for discussion, the Center team is also concerned with training decision makers and promoting a dialogue among industry, governments, interest groups and academics through its research and policy publications and through sponsored seminars, roundtables and forums.

For over a decade there have been a stream of academic and policy publications introducing and promoting a pro-diversity strategy of integration called Interculturalism (IC).

Kellog-Peeler is founder and editor-in-chief of The Princeton Centrist, a non-partisan campus public policy publication.

In addition to having a gift for language reminiscent of Thomas Pynchon, Slattery's vision is grounded in his day job experience with economic public-policy publications.

"I am eagerly awaiting the DPP's policy publication so that we can make an informed decision to make sure what we do does not risk prosecution.

He livened it up with a Web site, introduced reviews of books published abroad and ran lengthy interviews with figures normally considered offbeat by a serious foreign policy publication.

To search for plans in your area, visit medicare.gov or call Medicare at 800-633-4227 and ask them to mail you a free copy of the "Choosing a Medigap Policy" publication 02110.