Sentence examples for allowing academic from inspiring English sources

Universities will have to vet their student papers for copyright infringement before allowing academic material to see the light of day.

One of the claimed advantages of the patent system is that it obliges the inventor to publish details of his or her invention, allowing academic scientists to study it.

As a result, he said, thousands of the most able pupils – many from disadvantaged backgrounds – had been left "drifting" through the first few years of secondary school, allowing academic standards to fall and the attainment gap between rich and poor students to widen.

The Labour MP for Dunfermline and West Fife says in his letter there are "many who would argue that the publication of books as repulsive as Mein Kampf is the price of living in a democracy", and that "by allowing academic study of books such as this, we ensure that our society understands better the causes of fascism and the origins of Nazism".

I think the way to encourage this accountability is to prevent suspicions of misconduct from becoming uncontrolled scandals by allowing academic departments to handle these situations independently.

In February, President Obama signed into law a measure allowing academic researchers to grow and market hemp in states that authorize it.

The project has resulted in increased student satisfaction and reduced pressures of staff, allowing academics to spend more time on research and enterprise.

Reed Elsevier is allowing academics to put papers that have been accepted for publication in its print and online journals on to the internet, breaking with years of tradition and reigniting the debate over open access to academic thinking.

The second road to open access consists of allowing academics to archive copies of articles, which have already been published by traditional publishers such as Reed Elsevier, on the internet.

A separation of the two functions would allow those that view university as a jobcentre to treat is as such, while allowing academics to reclaim its original meaning – universitas magistrorum et scholarium (a community of teachers and scholars) and remove the perception that university is a necessary rite of passage to greater success.

The Supreme Court should continue to allow academic programs to consider race as one factor in admissions.