Sentence examples for academic trade from inspiring English sources

Not treated here are specialized attire, including ecclesiastical dress; military dress; academic, trade, or professional dress; and the national or regional costumes of peasant or indigenous peoples.

Decisions made by universities to determine pay increases for vice-chancellors have been slammed as unaccountable and "murky" in a report by the UK's largest academic trade union.

There is a huge array of courses available, but this will remain insider knowledge if confined to the pages of academic trade publications.

But it can be a little frightening for medievalists, who ply a fairly old-guard sort of academic trade, to see such a self-evidently wrong interpretation spread like wood lice.

For more information please visit tda.gov.uk or www.gttr.ac.uk To become a further education teacher you need a relevant academic, trade or professional qualification, or experience in the subject you want to teach and teaching qualifications recognised by Lifelong Learning UK (Level 3 or 4 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning (PTLLS) Sector).

More than a dozen academic trade associations have followed suit, voting to prevent their members from making any contact with Israeli institutions of higher education, preventing the free exchange of information and infringing on academic freedom.

Yesterday, they held a meeting there, attended by school and university students, academics, trade unionists and residents.

They will have the support of academics, trade unions and, secretly, many vice-chancellors, who understand the folly of market chaos.

Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the academics' trade union, the University and College Union, said: "With jobs at risk in universities and colleges, we will inevitably see larger class sizes and increased workloads for staff who survive the cull.

The new regulations, first reported by Britain's Press Gazette, also apply to any individuals known to have close links with the media - such as academics, trade unionists or think tanks.

Search results included both academic and non-academic (trade journals, magazines, newspapers, etc).