Sentence examples for academic protection from inspiring English sources

"When it came to identifying 'the painter of modern life'," he writes, Baudelaire chose "an unknown devoid of any academic protection, a reporter of images who could not bear even to see his name in print: Constantin Guys.

But, where Berkeley's administrative approach seemed basically sound (let the extremist speak, not in academic protection but under the glare of public opinion; let people, from inside and outside the school, challenge him on the campus as they would in a town square), Harvard seems to have tripped over its robes.

Beyond providing institutional protection, academic institutions can also equip performers and concert presenters with the scholarly materials to offer their music in rich, thought-provoking contexts.

Under the newly proposed Administration provisions for termination of tenured faculty and academic staff, this protection would no longer exist.

Academics oppose copyright protection for another reason as well.

Athletes deserve an equal voice when it comes to their physical, academic and financial protections".

It's widely assumed that pregnant women are well protected by employment law, but that protection is academic if 97% of people can't test it in court because they're too tired or too demoralised to do so.

That's one of the reasons the protection of academic freedom exists.

"The government supports this principle as vital for the protection of academic independence and excellence".

To the Editor: Adjunct faculty members lack the protection of academic freedom that tenure guarantees.

In Wisconsin, the remaining protection for academic freedom already eroded for decades by an increasing reliance on teaching and research faculty – who are excluded from the tenure system – has been shredded by Governor Walker and his allies.