Sentence examples for scholarly educational from inspiring English sources

"Does the clause empower Congress to enact a statute that withdraws works from the public domain, brings about higher prices and costs, and in doing so seriously restricts dissemination, particularly to those who need it for scholarly, educational, or cultural purposes — all without providing any additional incentive for the production of new material?" Justice Breyer asked.

All paid models authorized the use, reproduction, and alteration of their photographs for any scientific, scholarly, educational, or public-health purpose.

Among those active in global health, the majority (78%) reported receiving some funding for their global health activities, and most (83%) reported at least one scholarly, educational, or other product resulting from this work.

In ways large and small, the Floersheimer Center has contributed to the intellectual, scholarly and educational missions of Cardozo School of Law, and to the world beyond.

The money will pay for a curator of European art at the museum and support scholarly and educational initiatives including the organization of exhibitions and research.

The appointment comes as the Morgan is making plans to enlarge its drawings department — scholarly and educational activities as well as exhibitions.

Of considerable scholarly and educational importance was the Yongle dadian ("The Great Canon of the Yongle Era"), which marked a high point in the Chinese encyclopaedic movement.

Now, to raise more than $30 million for an endowment that would support scholarly and educational initiatives, the foundation has decided to sell 10 paintings in a particularly grand way.

THE ARTS An article on Tuesday about plans by the Willem de Kooning Foundation to sell 10 paintings to raise money for an endowment that would support scholarly and educational initiatives misstated the history of de Kooning's connection to the art dealer Xavier Fourcade.

The old, private Nixon library's spin on the president, especially about the Watergate episode, prompted the feds to refuse to transfer control of tapes and documents -- until Naftali and the National Archives took over to make the library a nonpartisan scholarly and educational resource.

These efforts tend to dominate the conversation and de-emphasize the museum's role in otherwise strong, scholarly exhibitions and educational outreach.