If you want to make an American comparison, he is like Jefferson, playing a key role in building a democracy on a scholarly foundation".
A vibrant and expressive leader, as dean he built the scholarly foundation of NYU's (then) Graduate School of Public Administration (now the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service) with determination and discernment.
The Morrison-Emerson partnership has not only reunited Pushkin's words and Prokofiev's music, it also gave our production a scholarly foundation that informed every step of its staging, just as this staging has given Morrison and Emerson a new perspective on the works they study.
Community Health is one of the eight Scholarly Concentration Foundations.
We welcome partnerships with universities and scientific institutions, scholarly societies, charitable foundations, research groups and labs, individual scientists, and enthusiastic volunteers, as well as funding in order to establish a rigorous, sophisticated website that can handle the large amount of data and programming required for an effective interactive taxonomy.
That projected image, Mr. Steadman argues (following a tradition of scholarly argument) provided the foundation for Vermeer's imaginative transformations.
Sponsoring discussion is not, for Dershowitz, the foundation of scholarly life or even a basic ideal to be preserved, but is itself "the real violation of academic freedom and freedom of speech".
His most important work on classical philology is the Miscellanea (1489), two collections, each consisting of about 100 notes (centuria) on classical texts: these and other works laid the foundations for subsequent scholarly studies in classical philology.
Ifor Williams, whose 1938 text laid the foundations for modern scholarly study of the poetry, considered that part of it could be regarded as being of likely late 6th-century origin.
I argue in this paper for a more positive view of scholarship; indeed, that scholarly activity is both the foundation and the creative driver of the academy.
