Sentence examples for academic relations from inspiring English sources

An accredited institution makes it possible to open many doors and creates local, regional, national and international academic relations.

But it charges average industry prices for its products, according to Nick Fowler, its director of global academic relations, and its price rises have been lower than those imposed by other publishers over the past few years.

Lecturers at the University of Exeter have unanimously backed a motion calling on its vice-chancellor, Prof Sir Steve Smith, to lobby for Hedges' release and to suspend academic relations with the UAE until his situation is resolved.

"Elsevier allows you to buy articles at the level of the individual article, to buy a single journal, any combination of any number of journals and everything we have," said Dr Nick Fowler, director of global academic relations at Elsevier.

I first had the pleasure of working with James Herbert when he was Director of Academic Relations at the College Board.

Before that he held a number of senior positions in industry including president of Moody's Research Labs and managing director of research and academic relations globally for Moody's Corp. Portions of this blog post were adapted, with permission, from Active Credit Portfolio Management in Practice by Jeffrey R, Bohn and Roger M. Stein (Wiley, 2009).

The church's first chaplain, David Charles Gardner, began a tradition of leadership which has guided the development of Stanford University's spiritual, ethical, and academic relation to religion.

"You have to be able to critically evaluate the validity of those research papers," Good suggests of developer-academic relations.

In addition to academic requirements, relations with faculty members and time pressures may also be sources of stress [ 6].

In any event, discussion of these cases is probably academic in relation to Rooney and Cabaye as most Premier League contracts now include a clause specifying that compensation for unilateral termination should be based on a player's "true transfer market value".

The 40-question interview was divided equally between academics and campus life — "personal issues," says Gardner, often "emerge as the most important topic on their minds". Three distinct areas emerged — academics, peer relations, and institution — where many students admit to struggling with feelings of not belonging or of frank alienation.