Finally, the group formed a dissemination subcommittee to help disseminate and implement PRISMA.
Ernst, though, is a doctor — a new kind of doctor, whose goal is to help disseminate good ideas.
It usually followed the same format; we'd suggest undertaking research for a campaign and using Twitter to help disseminate the press releases.
The Rev. Robert Chase, the founding director of Intersections, a multicultural and multifaith initiative of Collegiate, acknowledged that the church is "using a variety of techniques from the advertising world" to help disseminate "a sacred message".
To help disseminate the data, city education employees will be available at "log on and learn" sessions in public libraries this week, in a different borough each day, to help parents get scores from the database.
Because many large, poor countries often use radio to help disseminate the basic principles of health and hygiene, the low access rate means that Afghanistan's government will have difficulty getting essential health information to many Afghans in the 37,000 villages, where more than 85percentt of the population lives.
But where the city's program depends on co-op boards and building managers to help disseminate information and identify frail elderly residents, the program in New Hyde Park will rely on town employees and on local social organizations as it becomes established.
Now that people are connected more directly and deeply than ever before, it is our responsibility to help disseminate content that equally informs as well as inspires.
Last October, the Daily Beast reported that Cambridge Analytica's chief executive Alexander Nix contacted Wikileaks' Julian Assange with an offer to help disseminate Hillary Clinton's controversial missing emails.
As a sci-tech translator, you may not be creating knowledge, but you will certainly be using your talents creatively to help disseminate it.
