Sentence examples for campuses on which from inspiring English sources

It's one of several elementary campuses on which school officials have focused attention and support in recent years.

On November 3, 1970, Fonda started a tour of college campuses on which she raised funds for the organization.

The latter is increasingly being studied by other firms as they struggle to contain the growth of health-care costs (though few firms have the luxury of a large campus on which to build such a facility).

So while buying light fixtures separately may not seem like much of a statement of self-determination, it reflects a decentralized campus on which the notion of an all-powerful administration is often seen as the enemy of academic freedom.

He was also honored for helping to craft UC's ambitious Policy on Sustainable Practices, and for his role in the conception and creation of UC Merced as a sustainable campus, on which each and every building is LEED certified.

Witness the publicity given to the many rankings of such programmes (including this newspaper's own); witness, also, oodles of brochures and websites featuring students smiling brightly on a sunlit campus on which they presumably spend most of their time--not scrambling through a parking garage en route from work to class.

Take the example of a rape survivor, previously an A-student, that has just returned to the campus on which she was assaulted.

In the third year, they may pick the campus on which to reside; and, during the fourth and fifth years, they may live on either campus or off-campus.

Starting in the 2010-11 school year, I had to undergo the ordeal of watching the campus on which I was a founding faculty member be torn apart by layoffs.

Instead, Persaud brings up the campus buses, on which it is harder than ever to get a seat.

He does volunteer work with disabled people in the weights rooms of the local YMCA and has a programme on KWVA, the local campus station, on which he plays everything from classical to hip hop.