Sentence examples for wider academy from inspiring English sources

But it's not, and lack of awareness across the wider Academy also puts the final two nominees at a crucial disadvantage.

'I am not a student of human nature,' he comments at one point, 'I am a professor of a far wider academy of which human nature is merely a part'.

I am a professor of a much wider academy of which human nature is merely a part". Dalek : "You will not feed the flying pests outside". Maxtible : "Everything you see here was created by us two". Molly : "I do know what it's like with soldiers...".. The Daleks in this story are controlled by an Emperor, and the Dalek 'group mind' cannot cope with questions to orders.

Mr. Moore said, "Two people on the committee could lowball the number," which would put the score for a film in the tank, keep it off the shortlist, and prevent the wider Academy membership from ever having a shot at it.

The gap was especially wide in academies that had well-structured employer partnerships.

Their litany of explanations covers a wide spectrum: The Academy voters are too old.

Last year, actress Rooney Mara and visual effects supervisor Tim Burke were among 178 invitees academy wide.

Here is Alan G. Thomas, the director of the University of Chicago press: There has been a welcome trend, still continuing, for scholars to use the security of tenure to frame book projects for wider audiences within the academy, and sometimes outside it.

After the treaty was signed, the Egyptian government assumed full administrative control over its armed forces and began to admit into the military academy a wider group of Egyptians, which allowed individuals such as future prime minister and president of Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser to join the officer corps.

They're also worth sharing with the wider public inside the academy and beyond.

For instance, in 2011, Armenia adopted a new 'Law on the National Academy of Sciences of Armenia' which stipulates wider possibilities for the Academy to carry out business activities and to commercialise R&D results.