Sentence examples for call for universities from inspiring English sources
"In effect, this is a call for universities to replace the EMA.
A few weeks after his fellow board members elected him chairman, Mr. Powell praised Mr. Perry's call for universities to create bachelor's degrees that cost only $10,000, saying there was nothing wrong with getting a Chevrolet Bel Air-quality education as opposed to a Cadillac-quality one.
Workers demand that universities reverse the trend of outsourcing services such as security, catering, cleaning, transport and grounds maintenance to specialist companies in a campaign that mirrors the call for universities in Britain to pay the living wage rather than the mandatory minimum wage.
Dr Christopherson says that scale of the demand for MOOCs has been a "wake-up call" for universities.
I believe that the DA's actions has [sic] been a wake up call for universities in California, but also for the Academy as a whole.
An effort that is steadily gaining momentum is the call for universities to put in place policies for dealing with postdoc grievances.
The report includes a toolkit for "campus climate" surveys so that schools better understand their students' needs, information on bystander intervention with a focus on men's participation, recommendations for misconduct policies and a call for university accountability.
And, in recent years it has been reported that the Israeli government put out a national call for university students to come work for its new social media project, which aims to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Israel sentiment.
It calls for universities to measure learning with standardized tests, and for big changes in financial aid.
The resignation comes amid calls for universities to be more transparent about their sexual harassment policies, where women only make up one quarter of senior roles.
I understand that Research Councils UK, the umbrella body for the seven research councils, is privately calling for universities to be exempted from the regulations.
