Sentences with phrase «wide dissemination»

While we are considering wider dissemination of this material, we believe it is critical to have at least one facilitator who possesses all of these skills.

Until that time, though, The Kids deserves wide dissemination.

This piece and others in this vein desperately need wider dissemination to the general public.

According to the SEC's complaint, filed in federal district court in Dallas on Jan 25 and unsealed on Monday, Dallas - based AriseBank used social media, a celebrity endorsement, and other wide dissemination tactics to raise what it claims to be USD 600 million of its 1 billion goal, in just two months.

According to the SEC's complaint, filed in federal district court in Dallas on Jan. 25 and unsealed late yesterday, Dallas - based AriseBank used social media, a celebrity endorsement, and other wide dissemination tactics to raise what it claims to be $ 600 million of its $ 1 billion goal in just two months.

We felt that the Breast Crawl deserved world wide dissemination for improving initiation rates, breastfeeding success and ultimately reducing neonatal, infant and under - five morbidity and mortality.

a Nation - Wide Dissemination Strategy to Implement the Tool in Spain

It would sponsor the creation of innovative designs, pilot test them in a select group of schools, and decide whether they were effective enough to warrant wide dissemination.»

What new technology means in terms of offering relatively easy access to self - publishing with the promise of a potentially wide dissemination, is that many of those who had no outlet before (other than «vanity publishing» which was often extremely pricey and had stigma attached) will seek to self - publish and find readers.

This is because of a search engine's ability to aggregate information and create a profile and also because it ensures wider dissemination of the data and easier access to it (this is emphasised in paras. 38 and 87).

According to the human rights blog, then, there was no «democratic deficit» due to the nature of the judicial process say 20 years ago, but now there is, because the technology of wide dissemination of decisions now allows for a different breadth of understanding — if the system would only produce understandable summaries of the «thousands of cases each year» that the public is dying to read and understand.

LOS BAÑOS, Philippines and SINGAPORE — The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and BASF signed three agreements, paving the way for wider dissemination and adoption of direct - seeded rice (DSR) tools and technologies.

Each of Mr. Donlon's columns for 2016 have been selected to receive wider dissemination, joining the four or five articles reprinted monthly in Litigation News.

Two recent First Things pieces» «Euthanasia: Final Exit, Final Excuse» (December 1991), and «Always to Care, Never to Kill: A Declaration on Euthanasia» (February 1992)» deserve wide dissemination.

DSS is working with DoD policy offices for further clarification and once such guidance is issued, DSS will ensure the widest dissemination to industry.

Next, it should adopt a Creative Commons licence to promote the widest dissemination of this publicly - funded and reliable journalistic source.

If one has doubts about the effectiveness of a wide dissemination of realistic knowledge about alcoholism in encouraging earlier treatment, he has only to look at what has happened in AA.

Its wide dissemination might do much good.

This is a wonderful recognition for their groundbreaking research in early childhood development and wide dissemination for practical uses in the community.

A documentary on the «Breast Crawl» has been prepared for training, advocacy and for wider dissemination.

Modern social movements became possible through education (the wider dissemination of literature), and increased mobility of labour due to the industrialisation and urbanisation of 19th century societies.

«This partnership with IRRI will expand our reach and expertise, and we are confident that this will contribute to faster and wider dissemination of rice technologies, such as the Clearfield ® Production System and Provisia ® Rice System, that raise rice productivity and farmers» income at the same time.

LOS BAÑOS, Philippines and SINGAPORE — The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and BASF signed three agreements, paving the way for wider dissemination and adoption of direct - seeded rice (DSR) tools and technologies.

He also co-authored the Molecular Cloning Manual, which was instrumental in the world - wide dissemination of the technology.

We are proud to support organizations that measure and report coaching outcomes and advance a robust standard for coaching research, reimbursement, and wide dissemination.

The Printing Press led to the wide dissemination of a lot of knowledge.

Becky Howland's Transmission Towers could stand for the wider dissemination of art or for an alternative to gallery and media concentration.

Those few results that are judged by the researcher as worthy of wider dissemination are then typically presented to the wider scientific audience through discussions with colleagues, conference presentations, and ultimately written up for publication in the peer - reviewed scientific literature.

Related to the previous point, carefully consider if the wider dissemination of legal advice within the organisation, especially by email, would result in a loss of privilege because it is being communicated to non-client team members.

It is inappropriate, however, for there to be a wider dissemination of the draft.

This is a nice feature that helps to inform authors about their rights and help them achieve «the widest dissemination» of their work.

In fact, the Australian Copyright Law Review Committee has recently recommended that «copyright in certain materials produced by government should be abolished where there is a strong public interest in their wide dissemination?

This led to the wide dissemination of false allegations against the former Conservative Party Treasurer, Lord McAlpine and resulted in the resignation of the Director General of the BBC.

Some of these states are using a common hashtag, #KnowYourJudge, to brand their voter information efforts on social media and ensure wider dissemination.

Entitled No judgment, no justice, the lecture focused on the importance of clearly written judgments and their wide dissemination:

This is a wonderful recognition for their groundbreaking research in early childhood development and wide dissemination for practical uses in the community.

It may well be that in the not too distant future this little publication may have a wider dissemination with similar courts in similar states.»

It may well be that in the not too distant future this little publication may have a wider dissemination with similar courts in other states.