Sentence examples for academic ceremony from inspiring English sources

For many students, he said, this will be their last academic ceremony.

Dr Ganic, who runs a private university in Sarajevo and was a regular visitor to Britain, was arrested after attending an academic ceremony at Buckingham University and spent 10 days in prison before his £300,000 bail surety was paid by Diana Jenkins, a Sarajevo-born socialite and the millionaire wife of a British banker.

Within a few hours, Dr Ganic, a friend of Baroness Thatcher and a former president of Bosnia and Herzegovina, who had been due to return to his home in Sarajevo after attending an academic ceremony, found himself instead staring at the bare walls of a cell in HMP Wandsworth, deprived of the medication he takes for high blood pressure.

Each academic ceremony begins with a procession and ends with a recession.

The solemn academic ceremony will be presided over by the heir to the throne of Spain, HRH Prince of Asturias, D. Felipe de Borbón y Grecia in the presence of the King and Queen of Spain.

The donning of academical costumes during academic ceremonies in universities and other tertiary institutions has a long history.

Mommsen, for all his modernity, spoke and wrote elegant, lucid Latin, like the humanists of the Renaissance, and enjoyed traditional academic ceremonies.

Academic ceremonies continued to take place, and continued to do a great deal for the reputations of universities — especially once the giving of honorary degrees began to attract the attention of newspapers.

Ghanaian artistic cultural mores are injected into the academic ceremonies.

As in other universities, academic costumes have placed vital roles at its academic ceremonies.

These traditional cultural borrowings into academic ceremonies tell volumes of historical experiences in relation to Ghana's cultural heritage.