Examples of Public museum in a sentence
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To receive full consideration, the following information must be included with the application: • Public museum name and address, contact person's name, e-mail, phone, date of submittal, and the project title as indicated in MC-DOC1.
After Filimonov’s death in 1898 his collection were passed to his wife who presented it to the Public museum and different scientific societies.In the Soviet period the considerable part of the Filimonov’s collection deeded over to the State Public Library in St.Petersbourg.
For us these changes mostly relate to how Medicaid is reformed andadministered and how familiar service structures are quickly evaporating.The turn of the year also provides a time to declare our intentions in a way that a married couple may renew their wedding vows.
The results demonstrated a number of different ‘types’ of collection: Public museum holdings are dominated by objects, documents and images – this is not surprising as these are the primary types of archive generated through archaeological investigation.
Public museum impact fees collected by the Village Clerk/Treasurer shall be placed in a segregated fund separate from the Village’s general fund and shall be used exclusively for the Village’s cost of development of a public museum and related facilities to serve the proposed development and residents of the Village.
Due to low prevalences, the sample was enhanced by 25 additional charts each2324 for parkinsonism and epilepsy, chosen non-randomly.
Sights and attractions of Valjevo are Tesnjar-the ancient town, Muselim’s asylum, Nenadovica Tower, military memorial graveyard,Modern Gallery, Public museum, numerous monuments, institutions of the culture,etc.
Public museum service outlets should be located for the maximum convenience of the residents of the community.
Public museum services involve large capital investment (such as land and buildings) and significant recurrent funding to finance the daily operation of museums (Note 11).