More than two
dozen leading scholars tell the story of key figures from Fiorello LaGuardia to Robert Moses and Jane Jacobs to Ed Koch.
Not exact matches
In my own studies, I have encountered
dozens of
leading world class
scholars who have written more recently on the subject who disagree (Gordon Johnston, for example).
Let us suppose, what is in fact quite unlikely, that Harvard University would decide that it should address the problems of the world Let us suppose that it brought together its
leading scholars from a
dozen departments to think together about what changes should be made in the current world order.
The research was
led by UNLV professor Francis Cucinotta, a former NASA scientist and a
leading scholar on radiation and space physics, and featured in
dozens of publications around the globe.
«The Union of Concerned Scientists and the Climate Accountability Institute brought together about two
dozen leading scientists, lawyers and legal
scholars, historians, social scientists, and public opinion experts for a June 14 − 15, 2012, workshop at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, CA.»
The striking difference was that while in a common law faculty, first year students are inundated with judgments, civil law students read a half -
dozen judgments and mostly relied on a text, «doctrine» as civilians call it: a book that summarized the area of law, usually by the prof or another
leading scholar.