Sentence examples for case universities from inspiring English sources

Making the public benefit case: universities need to ensure they meet the needs of students, business partners and communities, says Professor Mary Stuart.

Buzuvis doesn't necessarily see these court dismissals as vindication for the colleges -- it's still possible schools mistreated accused students, and "when that's the case, universities should be held liable as a matter of contract law, or due process," she said.

After months of waiting for the Supreme Court to issue a sweeping ruling on affirmative action in the Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin case, universities and education groups are trying to make sense of Monday's decision.

As in Michigan's case, university construction programs are often the largest capital projects in their states.

Two British ex-LulzSec members, Jake "Topiary" Davis and Mustafa "Tflow" al-Bassam, are quietly engaged with legitimate work – or in al-Bassam's case, university studies.

In Bennett's case, university investigators concluded that his conduct was "unprofessional" and that he "exhibited poor personal boundaries", but did not constitute sexual harassment.

In that case, university and state authorities sent the police and the National Guard to clear the university-owned park, a move that led to violent clashes in which one person was killed and dozens were injured.

There's a lesson for anyone taking part in any kind of TV experiment (in this case, university football and basketball teams, provided here with beer – both alcoholic and non-alcoholic – and crisps).

It's a financial cooperative whose members have something in common in this case, university affiliation.

In Supreme Court case, university defends race-based policy giving middle-class minorities an edge.

Another university, or, in this case, university system, that did not quite make this year's list, but easily could have, is the University of California (UC) system.