Sentence examples for research press from inspiring English sources

But on the firm's Web site, Global described its effort for Mr. Silverstein as "message guidance, public opinion research, press events, educating decision-makers, Web site development and a Lower Manhattan grass-roots outreach campaign".

For human rights scholars, the standoff with the international community over post-conflict justice (the subject of my own research), press freedom and protection of minorities illustrates how the effectiveness of rights pressure depends on domestic political context.

Market research, press conferences, rallies and events and transport costs are also part of the tally.

Interviews, research, press releases, and headlines pile on top of me, one after another, leaving me heavy and defeated.

Possible strategies for working with the media to inform the public about the development and implementation of evidence-informed health policies include: Structured press releases: research press releases do not routinely highlight study limitations, and data are often presented using formats that may exaggerate the perceived importance of findings [ 22, 26].

The panel's chairman, Senator Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican who is a strong supporter of stem cell research, pressed Dr. Baldwin to set a date, finally asking if it could be done "within a week".

In his new witness statement, Mahmood explains that Linklaters took strenuous steps to verify the facts through researching press cuttings and making requests to various courts and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS).

We also tested whether explicit caveats mentioned about advice, causal statements, or inference to humans from animal research in press releases were associated with reduced news uptake, as many scientists and press officers might fear.

One of the hot topics was the About the museum page, which includes information on research, organisation, press and education.

He helped organize the research, hearings, press leaks and lawsuit that led the Swiss banks to agree to pay $1.2 billion to Holocaust victims in the late 1990s.

He has also written a book on the use of longitudinal methods in social science research (Elsevier/Academic Press).