Sentence examples for campus levels from inspiring English sources

Fastest-growing demand is among prospective full-time students who want to live on campus, something that requires long-range planning and financial resources at the state and campus levels.

This analysis is useful as a baseline for comparisons with future energy retrofits and enables determining the current gap between actual energy indicators at building and campus levels and the established limits for NZEB non-residential buildings in the European Union.

In a statement, Stacey Osburn, a spokeswoman for the N.C.A.A., said, "The monitoring and regulating of social networking sites are done on a campus level, although at times it can also serve as an information resource for N.C.A.A. enforcement staff investigators.

Beginning at the college campus level and branching out country by country, the Langham Partnership (known as the John Stott Ministries in the United States) grew into an organization comprising 5 national and 10 regional nondenominational movements.

The UC postdocs created the council because they found that some policies couldn't be addressed at the local campus level.

However, this policy doesn't always make it down to the campus level.

She points to Title IX policy changes enacted by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos as just one instance of how survivors at the campus level are being undermined.

Employers, particularly at the institutional level, note that the experienced gained while a member of the ISACorps is integral to assisting students at the campus level.

At the campus level, a growing percentage of students are interfaith children, ready to bring their particular skills and viewpoints to the broad interfaith project.

At the campus level, expenses continued to rise with the growth of administrative staff (called administrative bloat) and the remodeling and improving of campus facilities and amenities to attract more students.

There are 80 positions on the Joint Council, which operates at the campus level, and ten on the Executive Board, which operates at the state level; all of them are up for grabs in this election cycle.