Sentence examples for affecting university from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, thousands of university students and staff united to protest Coalition policies affecting university education.

The trend wasn't only affecting university students working part-time at a pub, but people who fly jetliners.

But it was the last big financial trick left to be played that would magically cut spending without affecting university income.

Since 1998, however, several mumps outbreaks have occurred in adolescents and young adults; these culminated in a national epidemic, mainly affecting university students, in 2004 and 2005.

Q: How is this movement affecting University of Hong Kong and other universities?

"We had to make painful choices affecting universities and other things.

As part of education overhauls over the past few years, the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills has been given greater influence over decisions affecting universities.

Until recently, most forces affecting universities pushed them towards homogeneity; they were expected to compete for funding and a place in the league tables based on a set of criteria common to all.

At a conference in February on how immigration policies are affecting universities, Professor Julia King, the vice-chancellor of Aston University, said her institution had recorded a 39% fall in the number of applications from Indian students this year compared with last.

There has been a degree of media hysteria relating to issues affecting universities, with many other publications presenting topics such as "trigger warnings" and "rape culture" as being little more than the ramblings of a small and privileged section of society.

Speaking at the Conservative party conference in Manchester earlier this month, home secretary Theresa May hardened her anti-migrant rhetoric and restated her determination to limit student visas – the current restrictions on which are already, critics say, adversely affecting universities trying to attract international students.