Sentence examples for academic ones from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, this was a model for future cooperation between Police and other community institutions, especially academic ones, to collaborate on issues of community concerns.

In previous generations, students would perhaps place social activities on a par with academic ones (if not higher), but recent studies suggest that this is slowly changing.

Don't worry about consistency here: pick on both vocational courses and seemingly obscure academic ones: "A degree in leisure management, ha ha ha"; 'A degree in medieval German literature, ha ha ha".

From 2014, only "high value" qualifications will count, and on a one-for-one basis with academic ones.

"Perhaps in future that will need to change, with as much effort put into cultivating social CVs as academic ones".

For students from less affluent backgrounds, the economic arguments can be as compelling as the academic ones.

Offering not a political talk, but an academic one on the law, addressing every conceivable argument against us, each rebuked under established human rights doctrine.

They can envisage what experience they'll get on on top of the academic one".

There is an academic one between London, Cambridge and Oxford and a posh one, loved by estate agents, between Leeds, York and Harrogate.

He said he planned to put his theater career on hold while devoting himself to his academic one.

I've always been the less academic one.