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This includes eminent and ordinary individuals, civil society organizations, voluntary agencies, philanthropic foundations, trade unions, faith-based organizations, academic and research institutions -- and, of course, children and young people themselves.

The help includes eminent domain, major subsidies, a naming-rights giveaway and bad, undemocratic urban planning.

SoAR includes eminent scientists across disciplines as well as representatives of consumer and commodity groups, and I am eager to work with them.

The prime minister has to reconnect with the rebels - a band which includes eminent ex-Cabinet ministers, establishment stalwarts like Sir Alan Hazelhurst, and bright-eyed, upwardly-mobile new intake MPs, as well as the usual suspects - while repairing relations with the Lib Dems.

Founded as the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, it became the BSO under Charles Groves in 1954, and Groves' successors included eminent names.

Its members, who include eminent figures of all stripes, including Conservatives, plainly don't think "trust us" is a good enough defence for this botched rewrite of crucial laws.

Nick Robinson Associate professor in politics and international studies, University of Leeds I read with great interest the creative methods some of your readers – including eminent professors – seek to undermine the will of the people (Letters, 28 June).

Other signatories of the letter include eminent Indian left-wing economist Prabhat Patnaik, artists Dayanita Singh and Vivan Sundaram, art historian Geeta Kapur and Canada-based film maker Deepa Mehta who recently collaborated with Rushdie on a film version of his novel Midnight's Children.

Including eminent scholars as co-authors on presentations, publications, and proposals may be helpful.

Outside directors are usually people with special talents, including eminent experts, scholars, and entrepreneurs who are rare and needed.

Twelve Communists were killed and fifty-five others were wounded, including eminent Bolshevik theorist and Pravda editor Nikolai Bukharin.