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scholarly

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Translation is a scholarly discipline.
2. Scholarly as he is, he can't be relied on.
3. Where appropriate, the Scientific Council shall consult with the scientific, engineering and scholarly community.
4. Target application areas are public sector information, spatial data, digital learning and cultural content, as well as scientific and scholarly digital content. C.
5. The Scientific Council shall exclusively act in the interest of achieving the scientific, technological and scholarly objectives of the Specific Programme ‘Ideas’.
6. Target application areas are public sector information, spatial data, digital learning and cultural content, as well as scientific and scholarly digital content.
7. In support of this interpretation the French authorities cite the legislative history of the Law of 16 July 1980, a number of scholarly articles, and the decisions of the Council of State in Campoloro.
8. Following wide consultation within the scientific and scholarly community, this committee made recommendations first on the factors and criteria to be applied in the identification of the Scientific Council members and second on the founding members themselves.
9. It should act according to the mandate provided for it in Article 5 of Decision 2006/972/EC and exclusively in the interest of achieving the scientific, technological and scholarly objectives of the Specific Programme ‘Ideas’.
10. The Scientific Council shall exclusively act in the interest of achieving the specific programme's scientific, technological and scholarly objectives, according to the principles set out in Article 4(3).
11. The Community may provide short-term scholarships to third-country academics visiting the Erasmus Mundus masters programmes, with a view to carrying out teaching and research assignments and scholarly work in the European higher education institutions participating in Erasmus Mundus masters programmes.
12. The Community may provide short-term scholarships to European academics visiting third-country higher education institutions involved in Erasmus Mundus masters programmes, with a view to carrying out teaching and research assignments and scholarly work in the third-country higher education institutions participating in Erasmus Mundus masters programmes.
13. In support of this interpretation the French authorities cite the legislative history of the Law of 16 July 1980, a number of scholarly articles, and the decisions of the Council of State in Campoloro. They acknowledge, however, that the 1980 Law does not in principle prevent the State from providing financing to support the public body concerned.