Sentence examples for that fellowships from inspiring English sources

Asked about this now, he quotes from one of his shorter poems: "A brutal politics, like inferior art, knows whose fault it all is"; he still maintains that fellowships are denied to his friends.

Prior cases such as Stone v. Commissioner (see above) established that fellowships are defined as not including a service component.

Many couples have found that fellowships are the answer as they can often be taken from one institution to another.

We know from the COSEPUP report that fellowships support only a small portion of all postdocs; most postdocs are supported by research grants.

Bingler v. Johnson clearly established that fellowships are "relatively disinterested, no-strings educational grants, with no requirement of any substantial clear quid pro quo from the recipients".

Experience with some UN System programmes have shown that fellowships are not always linked to well articulated objectives, that the selection process may be skewed, that the host institutions and programmes often lack understanding of the training needs, that fellows return to settings that fail to support and utilize them properly, and other such deficiencies.

Mr. Azzara said that fellowship is more important than whether the performers are traditional or singer-songwriters.

He finds that fellowship among the painters at Alibi as well as the hip-hop poets at Sol or Lucien Blue.

A picture speaks a thousand words, and may well get you that fellowship.

"I think the experience I got from NPA was essential in getting that fellowship," Manahan says.

In summer 2006, she began that fellowship, which involved working on the news desk at Nature for a month.