Sentence examples for academic files from inspiring English sources

But in an interview with WTRF, a television station in Wheeling, he said that his investigation had been hindered by incomplete financial records, missing academic files and an inability to interview some professors about her course work because they had since left the university.

When Maloney wants a player, he said, he brings the athlete's academic file to the admissions office, where "the only advantage I get is quick service".

The top-ranked Internet search engine Google has expanded its index to include material in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents and other business and academic file formats linked from Web pages.

By Jane Mayer The New Yorker, November 8 , 1999P. 30 Talk story about the writer's discovery of Republican Presidential front-runner George W. Bush's confidential school records when he attended Yale... all the fuss in New Haven may be an overreaction, to judge from a copy of the academic file that not long ago found its way here.

By Alexandra Robbins The New Yorker, November 8 , 1999P. 30 Talk story about the writer's discovery of Republican Presidential front-runner George W. Bush's confidential school records when he attended Yale... all the fuss in New Haven may be an overreaction, to judge from a copy of the academic file that not long ago found its way here.

Talk story about the writer's discovery of Republican Presidential front-runner George W. Bush's confidential school records when he attended Yale... all the fuss in New Haven may be an overreaction, to judge from a copy of the academic file that not long ago found its way here.

English was the other academic filed of study where the literary canon/culture wars debate took front and center.

The New York Times, the City Bar Association and a group of 21 academic figures filed papers in January in support of the suit.

As the plaintiffs were concluding their consultations today, four leading academic economists filed a long and detailed legal brief with the trial judge in the case, Thomas Penfield Jackson, arguing that remedies that simply modify Microsoft's conduct do not make sense from an economic point of view.

He has the support of a group of fellow academics who filed a case before Germany's Federal Constitutional Court against the bailouts.

In 2003, the organization assisted 33 academics in filing a friend-of-the-court brief challenging a law which restricted the sale of violent video games to minors.