Sentence examples for university to document from inspiring English sources
In many instances it is wise to work through these offices, as it allows the university to document one's efforts to work with the media and it is a source of often knowledgeable professionals.
Staff from Middleport Pottery will work with a team of volunteers and students from local universities to document every mould.
Speier is now working to craft legislation that would establish a reporting system for universities to document an employee's conduct record and make sure it is shared with other potential employers in the future.
The emerging nature of this movement provides an immediate opportunity for medical and nursing education experts in Sub-Saharan African universities to document and evaluate the extent to which current programs define competencies and to support a further shift towards outcome-based education.
A team of Cornell MRPs is headed to Maryland next month to compete in the Colvin Case Study Challenge, a real estate competition that asks university teams to document a development in their metro region.
Mr. Cuccinelli since 2010 has sought to force the university to release documents for five grant applications made by the scientist, Michael E. Mann, and related e-mails, saying he suspected that Dr. Mann used fraudulent climate data to secure grants.
He was given permission by the university to borrow documents for this purpose in May 1606.
Essentially a subpoena, the papers from Cuccinelli's office require the university to produce all documents and communications related to climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann's work on five research grants funded while Mann was on the university's faculty.
He left the university to protest army training documents' being printed only in English.
On 24 May, a judge for Virginia's 31st circuit court ordered the university to start turning over documents within 90 days.
He appeared for the first time in 1973 in "The Godwulf Manuscript," in which he is hired by a university to retrieve a stolen medieval document, an investigation that triggers a murder.
