Sentence examples for academic sanctions from inspiring English sources

I expected, "Oh we're going to hear from them," because they were punished with academic sanctions.

The watchdog said: "The OFT considers that the blanket use of academic sanctions in such instances, regardless of the circumstances, could breach consumer protection law.

Last year the OFT wrote to universities across the UK to warn that "the blanket of academic sanctions in such instances, regardless of the circumstances, could breach consumer protection law.

The 87 tenants of Campbell House West had refused to pay rent to University College London since May and were initially threatened with academic sanctions and exclusion from their courses.

The game could have been UConn's last N.C.A.A. tournament game for two years because of academic sanctions, but the Huskies did not seem to play with urgency the first 12 minutes and fell behind by 22 points to eighth-seeded Iowa State.

"It's almost laughable that students who are in thousands of pounds of tuition-fee debt were having academic sanctions placed on them for money owed for non-academic debt.

At the moment, it is a largely academic sanction as he has no licence to box in the UK nor any immediate prospects of fighting elsewhere, although that could change.

A typical academic sanction for academic plagiarism may be necessary but is, in the opinion of this author, generally perceived by students as punitive and disciplinary.

The cheating Harvard students got an academic sanction, but will graduate with a Harvard diploma and chances are society will be blinded by the "H" word and overlook any moral scrapes.

Unfortunately, most academic forms sanctioned for students to inhabit are as monumentally dull as the urban forms in which they pass an extra-academic portion of their lives.

The state has reduced the district's academic standing, and sanctions may be filed against some staff.