Sentence examples for to making available from inspiring English sources

Joseph Stromberg, a science reporter for Vox.com, recently detailed his engagement with LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, an operation devoted to making available tens of thousands of theses and dissertations which would otherwise remain forever unread.

In an age of resources such as the Poetry Archive, well on its way to making available recordings online of nearly all contemporary poets working in the UK, it strikes me that the only thing needed is a shift in the culture.

In return, as your teachers (and fellow students of the ancient world), we commit ourselves to making available to you all the resources, facilities, and skills at our command to help your intellectual growth.

In addition to his brief Ars Moralis, an introduction to Aristotle's ethics (1494b), he devoted considerable energy to making available the recent translations of Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics by the Byzantine émigré Johannes Argyropolus and the Florentine humanist Leonardo Bruni, as well as the "old" translation, now known to be by Robert Grosseteste (1497).

Whether we are making emergency repairs to a TSA-mangled Korg MS-20 for a band on tour, an hour before show time, or delivering an MCI 2-inch machine we just serviced to a studio down the street, or undertaking a lengthy restoration of a Fairlight CMI for a client in LA, we are dedicated to making available the best tools possible to facilitate the creation of new music.

At the conclusion of the wave two interviews, participants were asked to consent to making available their administrative data on health services received over a two-year period, including records of participation in routine cervical cancer screening procedures.

This is a resource we want to make available to every woman on Long Island.

"I would envision us wanting to continue to make available that information".

The government also plans to make available $10 billion in loan guarantees to the airlines.

The Kurds did offer to make available "lawful functions" to qualified Australian volunteers, he said.

NGOs should be obliged to make available all details of projects and programmes to independent scrutiny.