Sentence examples for academic union from inspiring English sources

Britain's large academic union said that it would be illegal for its members to boycott Israeli academic institutions.

The lecturer who set the exam is a member of the academic union, Natfhe, and delivered it in hand-written form as a protest against the rationalisation.

"For the first time, we will see what an active academic union can do in the huge battle over CUNY," she said in an interview.

The AUT, which is the officially recognised academic union in both Aston and Birmingham said: "AUT branches in both universities had expressed concern, the plans and the implications of those plans were not at all clear.

So what did one of the two academic unions holding out for more cash find time to debate?

Prevent is also opposed by the UK's teaching and academic unions, by politicians, human rights groups, and by my colleagues within the NUS.

"There is obvious uncertainty that the tighter rules on English-language requirements, restrictions on working, dependents and time limits will not reduce numbers significantly," said Helen Carr of the University and College Union, one of the country's major academic unions.

Over the past years, the emergence of academic unions has finally given postdocs and academic workers a democratic voice in the workplace.

"Our players are here for a reason, and that reason is academics," Union Coach Rick Bennett said.

The University of Sydney has proposed that academic staff members will be assessed based on their research output, a development that concerns the academics' union.

In a crackdown against Mr. Duvalier's opponents on Nov. 28, 1980, she and dozens of other journalists, academics, union organizers and activists were rounded up and jailed.