Sentence examples for programme of academic from inspiring English sources

If people really think it's OK to stage-manage the whole programme of academic journal articles behind the scenes up to the launch of your drug, they should just mention that in the papers at the bottom: "This is part of the programme leading up to the launching of drug X.

"Their generosity is benefiting the entire Oxford collegiate community through increased financial support for students, ambitious programmes of academic research and high-quality new buildings and facilities.

Other countries such as the United States, France, Italy, and Germany have recognised this potential and strengthened their programmes of academic cooperation.

It is felt that this way a useful purpose can be accomplished by performing an intermediary function between the perceived policy needs of governments and the policy making community on one side, and the programmes of academic and research institutions (including international organizations) on the other.

The variability in student enrolments on programmes, and features of academic life such as sabbaticals and research leave for permanent staff, mean that fixed-term opportunities to teach, generally for a year or a semester, are made available".

We now have a regular series of evening seminars with a short programme of talks from academic and industrial experts followed by a poster session.

"A year­ long programme of cultural and academic activity that enthuses people in Wales and beyond, brings new visitors to Wales and has an impact that leaves a fitting legacy".

The mission was organized in collaboration with the University of Guelph (Canada) through the FAO's Programme of Cooperation with Academic and Research Institutions.

"On the day that a major programme of research by academics from leading universities shows families with young children have been more impoverished than anyone else in recent years, we have another policy-push that would undercut the most vulnerable".

Alison was in charge of academic programmes including PGCE physical education and worked on the English Institute of Sport project.

He is director of academic programmes for the Financial Times Oxford Literary Festival and in 2014 was writer in residence at Arizona State University.