| I had learned that Ezra is a distinguished disseminator and performer of this repertoire and that he had made a number of CD recordings. |
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| In every country, the government is the largest single producer, collector, consumer, and disseminator of information. |
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| I am glad that he pointed out that the NDP, that never-ending disseminator of poo, has been unveiled for what it really is. |
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| Annual Report 5 Our Buildings Systems Department continues to play a critical role as industry advocate and disseminator of market intelligence. |
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| Sport is of great significance as a disseminator of positive values such as willpower, courage, tolerance, loyalty and friendship. |
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| Less controversially, the IMF could take on a bankruptcy court's functions as a pooler and disseminator of information. As a blueprint for international financial reform, corporate-bankruptcy rules may be a non-starter. |
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| Researchers should normally provide copies of publications or other research reports to the institution, normally the host institution, that is best suited to act as a repository and disseminator of the results. |
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| As an exercise in nostalgia it's perfectly executed, evoking a time when sheet music was the predominant disseminator of pop, when unique interpretations of the latest hits were performed across the world by amateurs. |
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| In order to fulfil its role as disseminator of ethical principles, the subcommission published, in July 2001, a booklet entitled The Ethics of Energy: a Framework for Action. |
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| Like this, we crosslink all development activities and disseminator trainings, especially in the fields of change management, project management, intercultural competence and knowledge management. |
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| Moreover, higher education's role as the creator and disseminator of knowledge that is relevant to all sectors of society mean that it is necessarily an integral and important part of the lifelong learning paradigm. |
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