Sentence examples for research freedom from inspiring English sources

Researchers, says the Code and Charter, have obligations related to research freedom, professional responsibility, accountability, healthy research practices, and relationships with supervisors.

He is one of just 25 I.B.M. Research scientists who have been named as fellows, an honor that brings financial bonuses and more research freedom than other scientists in the group are given.

"Many scientists could not morally support such an infringement on research freedom," Mr. Mazzaschi said.

"Statutory, regulatory, bureaucratic, and cultural barriers have paralyzed science and threatened the integrity of research freedom in this area".

The great research universities, she said, have achieved their dominant position in the world through shared faculty governance, and leaving faculty both academic and research freedom.

"Statutory, regulatory, bureaucratic, and cultural barriers have paralysed science and threatened the integrity of research freedom in this area," says the report by the Brookings Institution.

Explain that each group will be researching freedom of the press around the world and creating thermometers to rate how free the media in that country is in comparison to the freedoms experienced in the United States.

As far as a career was concerned, she wanted what she believed at the time only a university could offer--research freedom, teaching opportunities, and a sense of community and security.

Madeline Earp, a research analyst at Freedom House, a watchdog organization that researches freedom around the world, told VICE News that one of the main problems with the law is that it can be broadly interpreted, and thus abused.

David Kaye, a law professor tasked by the United Nations with researching freedom of expression and online content regulation in at least six countries, told Digital Rights Monitor in an interview published Thursday that governments are often responsible for widespread disinformation — and the United States is no exception.

Jennifer Dunham, director of research for Freedom House's annual "Freedom of the Press" study, said her organization considers journalist registries to be a detriment to press freedom. .