Sentence examples for support scholars from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, those disease-specific philanthropies I mentioned previously often support scholars from abroad.

Most contributions from Information and Library sciences emphasized the problems of librarians to support scholars' understanding and use of digital textual and multimedia collections; as well as the way scholars could enhance digital infrastructures to facilitate the academic endeavour (from searching documents to collaborate with other scholars).

* Exposing Armenian "buy-out" of scholars: Armenian foundations and wealthy Armenian Americans are pouring money into American universities to support scholars, including Turkish ones, whose positions corroborate the Armenian narrative.

"The sight of policemen in uniform singing freedom songs and shouting anti-apartheid slogans touched off popular demonstrations of support," scholar Gavin Cawthra wrote in his 1993 book Policing in South Africa.

He was supported, scholars say, by textile mill owners and the governing Congress Party because he was taking on their opponents.

Violent extremist groups like the now-outlawed al-Muhajiroun attracted followers because of their opposition to "liberal" and government supported scholars who they call "palace lackeys" and "sultans of power".

Moreover, the Chinese government has since 1993 implemented the policy of supporting scholars to study abroad, encouraging them to return, and ensuring them the freedom to come and go.

In this sense, VuWiki supports scholars in determining the explicit and implicit assumptions made in a particular assessment with respect to a comparative reference system.

The program, begun in 1946 to promote "mutual understanding between the people of the United States and the people of other countries of the world," is best known for supporting scholars in the humanities and social sciences.

When you are supporting scholars to dream to transform their world consistency of presence is critical.

The Hoysala court supported scholars such as Janna, Rudrabhatta, Harihara and his nephew Raghavanka, whose works are enduring masterpieces in Kannada.