Academicians in a sentence

An issue that should capture global attention has instead become a realm of technical discussions among governments, academicians and civil society members without generating mass awareness about it.

MPs, MLAs, socio-religious leaders, writers, academicians and others participated.

The executive summary of a 39-volume detailed study on the ‘Police System in India’, which was an undertaking of 75 academicians, was submitted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday.

They were academicians in plant physiology and biotechnology for over 15 years.

The panels of the seminar comprised experts in the field of urban planning and governance, academicians, social workers, and some retired officials from the municipal corporation.

A group of academicians, researchers, and civil right leaders launched on Wednesday ‘The Real Facebook Oversight Board’ to discuss Facebook’s role in the upcoming U.S. election.

Are there no qualified academicians in the state to nominate the vice-chancellor?” he asked.

The session was attended by academicians, professionals, economists and journalists.

Academicians, social thinkers, innovators and companies who are highly committed to raising the flag of Ghana Pharmaceutical Industry will be duly awarded and celebrated, according to the release.

In Tamil Nadu, public consultation meetings on the draft were held in a ‘hush-hush’ manner, leaving no space for dissent, claimed academicians and politicians.

Ironically, these academicians, activists and politicians are so busy talking about yoga, and fighting for yoga, that they forget the most popular definition of yoga in the yoga-chitta vritti nirodha, uncrumpling of the crumpled mind.

It appears that certain innovative academicians, the likes of Prof Patrick Lumumba, and a few others, have invented an entirely new concept, which they baptised in the name of "Magufulification".

Women, Dalits, Scheduled Tribes, journalists, academicians, all of them are living in fear,” he said.

Academicians ask for more technical books by Indian writers and focused incentivized initiatives from the government.

A Selection Committee headed by Sanjay Kothari, Secretary to the President and comprising eminent persons and academicians, assisted by a Sub Committee, chose the winners of the Awards.

In Tehran, the event will be participated by President Rouhani and a host of administrative and military officials, academicians and university professors, and researchers.

For its centenary in 1948, its publication was no longer the exclusive domain of Marxists and academicians; general publishers too printed the Manifesto in large numbers.

One of the points of conflict was the imposition of obtaining foreign degrees to current academicians.

Skinner wanted the series to be written by artists, not academicians.

The maps on this page (and others) depict Charles Hudson's proposed route, but it has not been substantiated by archaeological evidence, and is not considered the consensus route by academicians.