Sentence examples for called on colleges from inspiring English sources

WHO have called on colleges to graduate 10,000 more engineers a year?

The group also called on colleges and foundations to stop awarding merit scholarships based on college entry tests.

He called on colleges to set tuition caps, and broadened access to higher education for undocumented immigrants.

The UCU has now called on colleges and universities to sit up and take more action to ensure racism and discrimination within the workplace is tackled.

Students have called on colleges to "abolish the box," saying that asking the question is "discriminatory and oppressive" because the justice system does not treat all people equally.

Concluding that the system of student representation in FE was "underdeveloped", he called on colleges to publish students' opinions in annual learner reports and for the Learning and Skills Council to set up local learner panels.

Pomo, as it is affectionately called on college campuses, celebrates its own novelty and superiority, but it still can't help defining itself in opposition to Modernism, which may be as important to 21st-century culture as Greek civilization was to the Renaissance.

Obama called on college presidents across the country to do more to prevent the assaults.

Alarmed by the growing prevalence of fall recreational league tournaments and the increasing recruitment of high school sophomores, US Lacrosse, the sport's governing body, recently called on college coaches to push for a contracted recruiting calendar.

First, I call on colleges and universities to drop the requirement of SAT scores.

Instead, the Senate bill calls on colleges and universities not to use the information against an applicant in the admissions process.