Sentence examples for academics run from inspiring English sources

Take the University of the West of England, where 200 law students and academics run a legal clinic with the Bristol Citizens Advice Bureau and practising barristers.

Where other academics run the gauntlet of dumbing down in their efforts to make their subjects more user-friendly, he refuses.

This is taken to refer to a fear that UK research will not appear in journals that are traditionally popular with academics, run by presses whose provisions for green self-archiving do not meet UK policies.

"A lot of the advanced analyses that government, financial institutions, and academics run rely on ingesting incomplete, often unformatted data from disparate sources and require massively parallel near-real time processing of huge data sets".

Some academics ran a trial.

Not according to the group of academics running a project called The UK in a Changing Europe.

It is generally assumed that poll leads narrow as the election date approaches but as has been shown by Rob Ford, Will Jennings, Mark Pickup and Christopher Wlezien, the academics running the Polling Observatory project, that isn't always the case.

Senior academics running companies may not have a clear idea of the salaries demanded by industrial scientists.

Cambridge Assessment, which runs the OCR exam board, found many lecturers believed students arrived unprepared for degree-level work, with three-in-five academics running catch-up classes.

There is another Pakistan -- the Pakistan of women academics running women studies programs, women demonstrating in front of the judiciary, speaking out on television, fighting law suits in protection of women's rights, harboring and giving refuge to women who are acid burned.

Mr Prodi, a Catholic academic, ran Italy's last centre-left government from its right-most edge.