Sentence examples for publications program from inspiring English sources

Under Borosage's direction, the Institute expanded its fellowship, launched a successful publications program, and developed a new Washington School for congressional aides and public interest advocates.

To that end, she has established a scholarly new publications program to promote that dialogue and support the center's mix of historical and contemporary shows.

The trust has a library, publications program and visiting scholar program.

Like most organizational Web sites, the YCC Web site contains information about the organization, a list of its publications, programs, links to Web resources, and more.

The manual ordered, "All signs erected previous to this publication program should be removed".

The Gita Press's religious-text publication program has been the version of the Hindu canon most widely available in India during the past fifty years.

Materials are also acquired through gifts, purchases, and donations from private sources and other government agencies (state, local, and federal), the library's Cataloging in Publication program (a prepublication arrangement with publishers), and exchanges with libraries in the United States and abroad.

Perfection isn't possible when it comes to teaching, especially while balancing an active research and publication program, but it is possible to teach well without overinvesting your time.

To give but one example, the commentary understands the great multitude of Revelation 7 10 to refer to Jehovah's Witnesses because they alone are reaching out to "all people of earth with one united message" through their enormous publication program (123).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/11/89/prepub Publicostsn costs fort this article were covered by the The Open Access Publication Program of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft DFGG).

Located in the Fine Arts Building, Blaffer Gallery is a contemporary art museum dedicated to emerging, mid-career, and underrepresented artists and bodies of work through exhibitions, publications, and public programs.