Sentence examples for college was given from inspiring English sources

The college was given the opportunity to address the problems with literacy and numeracy identified by Ofsted, but the principal refused to do so, which was extremely regrettable".

In the first change, the People's College was given three months to meet certain conditions for which it would receive the land grant under the 1863 law.

Last week, the president of Reed College was given a warning from state officials: Stop drug use at the Portland, Ore .campus, or risk facing a loss of federal funding.

In 1943 the College was given new responsibilities when the office of Ulster King of Arms was annexed and combined with those of the Norroy King of Arms, creating a new office called Norroy and Ulster King of Arms; Sir Algar Howard thus became the first to hold this office.

A petition from the College was given to the Lords of the Treasury setting out the herald's reason for the move: "that the local situation of the College is so widely detached from the proper scene of the official duties and occupations of Your Memorialists and from the residences of that class of persons by whom the records in their charge are chiefly and most frequently consulted".

Kathryn B. Yatrakis, dean of academic affairs at Columbia College, said there had been accusations that the college was giving up its commitment to liberal arts education, but "that was ridiculous".

But longtime friends and faculty members like Mildred Robbins Leet said Ms. Cohen would not mind that the college was giving up her name, if it helped.

On Jan . 29 nine members of the Council of the City of New York wrote in a letter to the president of Brooklyn College, Karen L. Gould, to declare that, along with others, they found it "offensive" that the college was giving "official support and sponsorship to speakers who equate terrorists with progressives and the Israeli people with Nazis".

Results in the Dutch-speaking electoral college is given in the parenthesis.

And an image-conscious regional chamber of commerce and Bergen Community College are giving one-day classes to teach ways to give Super Bowl fans a warm welcome.

This was put into practice the following year, when a limited number of colleges were given an additional 10% of annual funding.