Giving lectures about fiscal prudence is beside the point.

It s time for the rich countries to stop giving lectures to the poor, and instead to follow through on their own words.

Presentations and lectures

Numerous guest lectures.

Carnegie Lectures, supra.

(ii) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures

We give science lectures, and the men here are choosing to come to our science lectures instead of watching television or weightlifting.

It was used by the American preacher Mark Hopkins in his book Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity (1846), based on lectures delivered in 1844.

It s time for the rich countries to stop giving lectures to the poor, and instead to follow through on their own words. And G 8 citizens must hold their governments accountable for what they have pledged but not delivered.

He has also given hundreds of lectures in different countries.

He appeared on television to lectures on topics of Islam.

He also gives frequent lectures and seminars for computer programmers.

He was supposed to give a series of lectures in Qatar.

(a) Conferences, workshops and seminars (academic lectures, scientific meetings, press conferences)

Taking the lectures seriously even adopting tight budget frameworks can be counterproductive.

(g) Lectures for the Central European University (Budapest, Hungary 25 May 2004)

These kids aren't using textbooks, they're not getting one size fits all lectures.

The lectures, which are all in English, cover a wide range of subjects.

As in the past, the Secretariat offered lectures to participants of the Moot.

Echoing McNair to some extent, Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice observed in his Hague lectures

31, American Mathematical Society Providence, Rhode Island, 2003. Corrections to Lectures in Coarse Geometry

Three NGOs are active in family life education', organising regular lectures, courses and workshops.

In his lectures, Bird describes many experiments with a similar aim on human sensory organs.

The University of Pennsylvania Law School in Philadelphia officially traces its foundation to Wilson's lectures.

As Chief Magistrate I delivered lectures on Law to various public bodies including the Police.

Lectures at the first and second Symposia on Criminality and Crime Prevention, Córdoba, 1993 1994.

(i) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures photographic art exhibits and briefings on the work of OHCHR

Females giving rise to females giving rise to other females.

In 1896, he was elected to give the first series of Ford Lectures at Oxford University.

You can t attend all the lectures, panel discussions, and auctions where everyday dramas and dreams are bartered.

Giving emission allowances is like giving away money potentially hundreds of billions of dollars.

But he should dwell upon the implications of such an approach between board meetings, lectures, and photo calls.

In addition, Mr. Amor is editing a compendium of lectures presented by the International Academy of Constitutional Law.

You've given the lectures, so now what we do ... and this could happen in every classroom in America tomorrow ... what I do is I assign the lectures for homework, and what used to be homework, I now have the students doing in the classroom.

I'm giving up smoking.

I'm giving up smoking.

Giving Till it Heals

Lectures in the medieval universities commonly advanced evidence in favor of the idea that the Earth was a sphere.

It's also tried to save children by doing other things giving vitamin A drops, giving measles shots, giving bed nets against malaria even during some of these campaigns.

Online video is being used by sociology instructors at the University of Maryland to teach basic concepts and accompany lectures.

In 1977 he travelled to India for the first time where he visited many cities, shrines, mosques and gave lectures.

Content The book consists of five chapters, from which the five lectures were derived Context, Pandemic, Education, Women, and Solutions.

Invited by the University of Zulia (Maracaibo, Zulia, July 1975), to deliver lectures at the Institute of Criminology Postgraduate Seminar.

(iii) Exhibits, guided tours, lectures audio visual exhibitions and presentations at key intergovernmental meetings and environmental conferences and events (1)

Working fathers, care giving men