Sentence examples for colleges consisting of from inspiring English sources

In 2005 Malta's government reformed the education system again and created autonomous regional colleges consisting of primary and secondary schools and junior colleges.

The proposed framework would establish a "group level resolution authority" and "resolution colleges," consisting of resolution authorities from other E.U. member states, to deal with the resolution of the group.

They allowed the public to nominate candidates freely and then submitted the names to a vote by electoral colleges consisting of township officials, people's congress members and village representatives.

A 2010 study by the National Center for Education Statistics found that up to a quarter of the undergraduate population at four-year colleges consists of students whose parents have no postsecondary education.

The presidential election will be held on July 19, through an electoral college consisting of the members of Parliament and the country's state legislatures.

The Science Forum of the college, consisting of first year students conducts Genesis, the intercollegiate festival.

Voting was by secret ballot, with an electoral college consisting of the Fine Gael parliamentary party (TDs, Senators and MEPs) with 70% of the vote, county and city councillors (20%) and the twelve-member executive council (10%).

His post-graduate course after he left college consisted of travelling, free-lance writing and any other profitable way of earning money.

Some get fielded by political parties to the upper house of Parliament, where ostensibly no election expenses are involved and the electoral college consists of only members of the state legislative assemblies.

The 38-event meet, which is free and open to female competitors from elementary school to college, consists of four preliminary meets, a semifinal meet and the finals, which are today at Madison Square Garden.

The college consists of the all-women's School of Arts and Sciences, and three coeducational schools: the School of New Resources (for students 21 and over); the School of Nursing; and the Graduate School, which offers degrees in several programs, including communications.