Sentence examples for called on universities from inspiring English sources
A renowned professor of astrophysics who was a whistleblower in the case of a colleague accused of sexually harassing one of her students has called on universities to do more to improve the safeguarding of students.
He called on universities to have "frank discussions" with students and to develop policies around their use.
The Institute of International Education has called on universities to do more to help Syrian students access education abroad.
In January the universities minister, Chris Skidmore, called on universities to improve how they accommodate disabled students.
The 2008 European Universities Charterr on Lifelong Learning, also prepared by the European University Association, called on universities and governments throughout Europe to commit to providing such opportunities.
He called on universities to go "the extra mile" to tackle racism and class discrimination arguing "it's not enough to simply say you are open to all".
Launching the study, the NUS president, Toni Pearce, called on university authorities to stop "passing the buck" and acknowledge the problem on British campuses.
In a televised address this evening, Mr. De la Fuente called on university members who oppose the strike to refrain from trying to take back any other university buildings.
Reformers over the decades have called on university leaders to affirm the values of the academy and put their athletic houses in order.
At Sunday's commencement ceremony, several Stanford students waved signs in support of victims of sexual assault and called on university officials to publicly release names of students who were found responsible for sexual assault.
