Sentence examples for responsible for science from inspiring English sources
Q: What do you think of being responsible for science as well as art?
A. When you say research, I'm also responsible for science and research.
On each day of the week, faculty members responsible for science subjects will conduct fifteen-minute presentations on biodiversity.
These include biomedical-research charities the Wellcome Trust and Cancer Research UK, both in London, and the UK government agency responsible for science.
"Some of the academy's rules clearly disadvantage scientists who live and publish abroad," says János Kóka, the Hungarian minister responsible for science.
The Cabinet minister whom Macmillan made responsible for science was Quintin Hogg, Viscount Hailsham, who was, of course, a member of the House of Lords.
For institutional capacity-building, PIACT Bangladesh developed a cascade training program in which master trainers were trained first to imparting training to core trainers, who, in turn, trained subject teachers (responsible for teaching science or social science) at the institution level.
At the University of Dodoma, for example, students pursuing a special diploma programme in science were also suspended by ministry responsible for education, science, technology and vocational training for not meeting the admission criteria though they were already at the university and in different years of study and had received loans from HESLB.
Last Thursday, the subcommittee in the US House Appropriations Committee responsible for the science, commerce and justice budget passed a bill with little fanfare that would withdraw all funding for the mission, following criticism of top-level management and budget overruns.
Aid is a key piece of the puzzle, and right now the entire research budget of the group responsible for agricultural science for the poorest is just $300 million per year.
Keith Bedford, the general manager responsible for forensic science activities at the institute, said it uses models and simulations wherever possible, but that this particular experiment could not get the results it needed any other way.
