Sentence examples for research associations from inspiring English sources

It is my hope that European researchers, research organisations both public and private, as well as research associations in the transport sector will combine their efforts in order to create a European Research Area which will drive innovation, advance scientific discovery and support the development of a strong knowledge-based economy in Europe.

Supported initially by the "Million Fund" – approximately £45m today – the DSIR both hired scientists for laboratory research and encouraged private industrial firms to establish co-operative industrial research associations.

For years Piper was the pet project of the American and British psychical research associations, which paid her a wage to make her less susceptible to fakery (though that strategy would seem to carry its own risks).

In October 2003, the leading research associations of Germany, France and Switzerland signed what has become known as the "Berlin Declaration"—another call for free access to research findings.

Altogether 20 stakeholders representing industry, research, associations and government were present at the workshop.

University and research associations say the revised procedure, while a welcome first step, needs to be expanded to include scholars who are sponsored by nonfederal sources.

One such survey by TUV, a German auto-inspection and research association, which measured durability during the first three years of ownership, ranked half a dozen Toyotas ahead of the highest-rated Mercedes, the SLK.

They say that Melita Norwood, communist party member and secretary of a British research association working on nuclear reactor technology, was recruited in 1935 by a former correspondent for the Soviet news agency, TASS, named Rothstein.

Twelve groups, including reformist political parties and a constitutional research association set up by some of Japan's leading intellectuals, submitted proposals.

Here's a semi-rosy prediction, recently presented to legislative staffers by Dale Craymer, the research association's president: "Current trends suggest that the Legislature may have near sufficient funds to pay for 'normal' 2014-15 spressuresressures".

The data were released by the Helsinki Group, a European Union research association that promotes women in science.