Sentence examples for campus context from inspiring English sources

In the pubic conversation about "political correctness," at least in the campus context, there are two very different matters.

"Chasing the truth and reporting it as such, without favour or bias, is important in a campus context," said Erik Preston, the president and chair of the Canadian University Press' (CUP) board of directors.

So the conclusion that these items can be universally applied in all forms and sizes of OER and cover all of the required criteria still needs to be tested with a range of teachers in a variety of on-campus and off-campus contexts.

It faces the challenge of understanding and effectively addressing educational challenges and opportunities by relying on its tradition in campus based contexts, its extended reach and the evidence provided by ongoing research.

This may be explained by the fact that the learning contents (plants in English) and the context (campus) were relevant to the learners' lives.

This study provides a practical experience and detail process of adaptation waste minimization in the context of campus sustainability which adds to the new dimension of growing body of knowledge in waste management from the perspective of sustainability science.

While it is obvious that any discussion like sexual abuse or race relations should be set in a broader context during campus debate, are persistent and historic challenges in American society typically worse next door?

"This is one of those areas that remains a black box in the context of campus sexual assault," said Bill Flack, a Bucknell University professor who wrote one of the three studies about sexual assault during study abroad.

Thematic analysis of photographs and follow-up in-depth interviews revealed that students prefer natural places that are familiar, contain a variety of natural elements (especially mature trees and some form of water), and are separate from the context of everyday campus life (distanced from both the built and social campus environment).

At Loughborough University, contemporary arts programme Radar regularly commissions new work that responds both to the context of the campus and the local landscape.

The "always believe" credo will aggravate and hide this context, aided by campus confidentiality norms that make any racial pattern difficult to study and expose.