foreword in A Sentence

Foreword by Mikko Hypponen.

Chairman' s Foreword to the Report Summary.

Foreword: this answer was written when the question was:.

In the Foreword, Perelman describes the contents as“ conundrums,

First of all, I wrote the Foreword to the book.

Making Sense of Chindia: Reflections on China and India(2005), Foreword by Strobe Talbot.

The Foreword of this book was written by the former Chinese Prime Minister Tang Shaoyi.

He writes in the Foreword that very soon the advent of Jesus will take place.

Percival himself preferred to remain inconspicuous, as he pointed out in the Author's Foreword to Thinking and Destiny.

In 1959, King wrote the Foreword for“The Power of Nonviolence,” having already become deeply familiar with Gregg's earlier editions of the work.

This Foreword to his unlisted piece"Cromwell" gives an important expression of Romanticism in France, in which it says:"There are no laws or models".

Both are found at the beginning of a book or other piece of literature, but a Foreword is not always written by the author.

(PAS-223) Foreword These open specifications(PAS) have been prepared by the British Standards Institution(BSI), and establish requirements for mandatory programs that provide control of food safety.

In fact his most noted work is his Gandhi biography which was first published in 1951 with a Foreword by the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.

No genuine folk music is ever the exact duplicate of any other version even of the same song. Each version or variant has its own value.”(Scarborough 1935: Foreword).

Banksy murals have frequently appeared in locations where Massive Attack have recently played, and Banksy provided the Foreword to Del Naja's 2016 book, 3D and the Art of Massive Attack.

Along the way we collected a world-class scholar to help with our Foreword(with none other than THE Helen Fisher) and a world-class publisher to make the book happen(Oxford University Press).

In the Foreword to his book Taste, Erica Gruen noted that the show had been the very first in-house production at Food Network and had become its most popular show.

The Foreword to the 1999 edition of the booklet Examining the Scriptures Daily states:“ It would be most advantageous to consider the daily text and comments from this booklet in the morning.

It's an honour for me as an author and for Hemaji also that it is perhaps the first time that an active Prime Minister has written a Foreword for a book on a Bollywood actor.”.

In his Foreword for this book, the President has written"The Raisina Hill and the buildings in and around Rashtrapati Bhavan has been the stage for much of my public life that spans over five decades.

He also wrote the Foreword to a book for school students in Gujarat which maintains, among other things, that the Hindu God Rama flew the first aeroplane and that stem cell technology was known in ancient India.

While India“has a soft-power story to tell as a model of liberal political and economic development,” it's unlikely to become a“democratic counterweight” to China any time soon, writes Nicholas Kitchen in his Foreword to the collection of essays.

Patnaik has written the Foreword of the book in which he says that the author has given a"new dimension to the history of Ayodhya" and establishes several facts, which are contrary to common beliefs as well as opinions of several historians.

In 2003, former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker wrote in the Foreword of Soros's book The Alchemy of Finance: George Soros has made his mark as an enormously successful speculator, wise enough to largely withdraw when still way ahead of the game.

For John Diamond's posthumously published Snake Oil, a book devoted to debunking alternative medicine, Dawkins wrote a Foreword in which he asserts that alternative medicine is harmful, if only because it distracts patients from more successful conventional treatments and gives people false hopes.

I have tried to express in them what had of late persistently recurred to my mind, namely, that the meaning of my life was summed up in its Foreword which said that I was born as a child in the playground of this world.

Former Chief Justice of India G.B. Patnaik has written the Foreword of the book in which he says that the author has given a"new dimension to the history of Ayodhya" and establishes several facts, which are contrary to common beliefs as well as opinions of several historians.

In the Foreword, you write about having published your novel The God of Small Things and all this money is coming in, and you're being hailed as this exemplar of a new India that you really want nothing to do with in terms of its political trajectory.

The Foreword to the publication The Australians observes:“ It stands to reason that a country which began its life in chains, and two hundred years later has become one of the most dynamic and prosperous of the small nations, must produce some fascinating and diverse characters… They make up.

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foreword in A Sentence

Foreword by Mikko Hypponen.

Chairman' s Foreword to the Report Summary.

Foreword: this answer was written when the question was:.

In the Foreword, Perelman describes the contents as“ conundrums,

First of all, I wrote the Foreword to the book.

Making Sense of Chindia: Reflections on China and India(2005), Foreword by Strobe Talbot.

The Foreword of this book was written by the former Chinese Prime Minister Tang Shaoyi.

He writes in the Foreword that very soon the advent of Jesus will take place.

Percival himself preferred to remain inconspicuous, as he pointed out in the Author's Foreword to Thinking and Destiny.

In 1959, King wrote the Foreword for“The Power of Nonviolence,” having already become deeply familiar with Gregg's earlier editions of the work.

This Foreword to his unlisted piece"Cromwell" gives an important expression of Romanticism in France, in which it says:"There are no laws or models".

Both are found at the beginning of a book or other piece of literature, but a Foreword is not always written by the author.

(PAS-223) Foreword These open specifications(PAS) have been prepared by the British Standards Institution(BSI), and establish requirements for mandatory programs that provide control of food safety.

In fact his most noted work is his Gandhi biography which was first published in 1951 with a Foreword by the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.

No genuine folk music is ever the exact duplicate of any other version even of the same song. Each version or variant has its own value.”(Scarborough 1935: Foreword).

Banksy murals have frequently appeared in locations where Massive Attack have recently played, and Banksy provided the Foreword to Del Naja's 2016 book, 3D and the Art of Massive Attack.

Along the way we collected a world-class scholar to help with our Foreword(with none other than THE Helen Fisher) and a world-class publisher to make the book happen(Oxford University Press).

In the Foreword to his book Taste, Erica Gruen noted that the show had been the very first in-house production at Food Network and had become its most popular show.

The Foreword to the 1999 edition of the booklet Examining the Scriptures Daily states:“ It would be most advantageous to consider the daily text and comments from this booklet in the morning.

It's an honour for me as an author and for Hemaji also that it is perhaps the first time that an active Prime Minister has written a Foreword for a book on a Bollywood actor.”.

In his Foreword for this book, the President has written"The Raisina Hill and the buildings in and around Rashtrapati Bhavan has been the stage for much of my public life that spans over five decades.

He also wrote the Foreword to a book for school students in Gujarat which maintains, among other things, that the Hindu God Rama flew the first aeroplane and that stem cell technology was known in ancient India.

While India“has a soft-power story to tell as a model of liberal political and economic development,” it's unlikely to become a“democratic counterweight” to China any time soon, writes Nicholas Kitchen in his Foreword to the collection of essays.

Patnaik has written the Foreword of the book in which he says that the author has given a"new dimension to the history of Ayodhya" and establishes several facts, which are contrary to common beliefs as well as opinions of several historians.

In 2003, former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker wrote in the Foreword of Soros's book The Alchemy of Finance: George Soros has made his mark as an enormously successful speculator, wise enough to largely withdraw when still way ahead of the game.

For John Diamond's posthumously published Snake Oil, a book devoted to debunking alternative medicine, Dawkins wrote a Foreword in which he asserts that alternative medicine is harmful, if only because it distracts patients from more successful conventional treatments and gives people false hopes.

I have tried to express in them what had of late persistently recurred to my mind, namely, that the meaning of my life was summed up in its Foreword which said that I was born as a child in the playground of this world.

Former Chief Justice of India G.B. Patnaik has written the Foreword of the book in which he says that the author has given a"new dimension to the history of Ayodhya" and establishes several facts, which are contrary to common beliefs as well as opinions of several historians.

In the Foreword, you write about having published your novel The God of Small Things and all this money is coming in, and you're being hailed as this exemplar of a new India that you really want nothing to do with in terms of its political trajectory.

The Foreword to the publication The Australians observes:“ It stands to reason that a country which began its life in chains, and two hundred years later has become one of the most dynamic and prosperous of the small nations, must produce some fascinating and diverse characters… They make up.

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