Sentence examples for Proposed university from inspiring English sources

The proposed university cuts were part of a package of $1.5 billion in government spending cuts, proposed by Gov. Alejandro García Padilla amid budget shortfalls and a growing debt crisis -- not to mention the mounting tensions with the public.

"In the light of the government's cap on the number of extra HE students, this proposed university expansion raises questions about how additional universities can function if limits are placed on the number of students?" Universities are already struggling to fill their places after ministers were forced to cut the numbers funded to go to higher education next year.

Now there was much local grumbling about a plan to erect a two-hundred-and-fifty-foot-tall crucifix, bearing a forty-foot-tall Jesus, at the site of his proposed university.

Science: More than 3700 professors recently signed a petition complaining about your proposed university reforms, which would allow a performance-oriented salary system, phase out the post-Ph.D. Habilitation requirement to become a professor, and establish "junior professors".

With this planning, Identification Method of development target of university is proposed; university business model is made; data classes are defined; subsystem platforms are divided; and then Information System Overall Architecture of university are concluded.

Yet if the State Department has its way, the proposed university to be named in his honor will be paid for by money cut from the international exchange program he considered his most important achievement.

A state appeals court has directed New Jersey's education commissioner to help secure financing for a proposed university-affiliated magnet school here, in the latest chapter of a 15-year dispute over desegregation of Englewood's high school.

Labour had planned to use the saving to help fund its proposed cut in university tuition fees from £9,000 to £6,000 a year.

Federal policies such as the $7 GP co-payment and the proposed deregulation of university fees have damaged the government's chances of re-election, according to the Coalition.

Federal policies such as the $7 GP co-payment and the proposed deregulation of university fees have damaged the government's chances for re-election, according the Coalition.

Right at the end of Mr Hamilton's letter is a box detailing the university's proposed spending on various forms of student support.