Sentence examples for challenge universities from inspiring English sources

He said that he wanted to challenge universities and business to come together to "convert British scientific breakthroughs into British commercial success and jobs".

At the same time as the Brexit challenge, universities are anxiously waiting to find out the results of the government's initial teaching excellence framework (Tef), which rates universities on a range of student data such as employment and will be linked to universities' ability to raise future tuition fees.

Governments, industry, and funding organizations challenge universities to become more "entrepreneurial", often in the context of increasing the commercialization outcomes of publicly funded research.

While complaints under the Human Rights Act provide similar legal recourse in Canada, and some survivors and activists are beginning to use that legislation to challenge universities, education is under provincial jurisdiction, making these solutions patchwork.

As with the earlier challenge, universities are making very different choices, and the decisions they make are relevant to college-bound high school seniors looking for a school that will prepare them to take their place in a global environment.

The action of occupying a university is not merely to challenge university managements to come out against cuts, nor is it only to put pressure on the coalition to stop talking misleadingly about "togetherness" when it comes to education reforms.

The results challenge university teachers, especially in faculties of medicine, to evaluate their ability to create a safe environment conducive to learning.

The government is challenging universities to focus on research, teaching, or both.

"Interdisciplinary programs that encourage scientists to straddle traditional disciplinary boundaries or devote significant professional attention to real-world applications also challenges universities' reward systems," says NSF's Karsten.

Their customers include high schools that are hosting space-related design challenges, universities that will print medical research components, and companies that will print commercial parts for satellites and other spacecraft.

We have challenged universities to defend in public what they do to their students and faculty in private.