As a prize for their cooperation in compromising with the Hungarians, the German liberals were allowed to amend the 1861 constitution known as the February Patent; the Fundamental Laws, which were adopted in December 1867 and became known as the December constitution, lasted until 1918.
In 2000, he received the Research Prize of the Adolf-Messer Foundatinn, and in 2004 the first Hessian Cooperation Prize of the Technology Transfer Network.
Then in May, the New York museum received the Princess of Asturias award for international cooperation — a Spanish prize ordinarily reserved for high-profile institutions like the International Red Cross.
To be taken seriously, new prizes need the cooperation of distinguished judges -- or even better, an affiliation with an established academic institution.
In fact, the amalgamated contingency table, gives: Rewards for A+B B cooperates B does not A cooperates 1.5 1 A does not 1 0.5 that prizes the decision of cooperation.
The Kavli Prizes are presented in cooperation and partnership with the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, and the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research.
Although there's more research to be done, music represents a potentially valuable and inexpensive channel for improving performance in environments where cooperation is prized.
that prizes the decision of cooperation.
Postdoctoral fellows: J-PAL hosts several postdoctoral students in cooperation with the Prize Fellowship in Economics, History, and Politics at Harvard, and also provides grant-funded fellowships directly.
Gore received the Prince of Asturias Prize in 2007 for international cooperation.
Sheremet had won the Committee to Protect Journalists press freedom award and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe's (OSCE) prize for journalism and democracy.
