Sentence examples for colleges from from inspiring English sources

The full report on community colleges, from the Century Foundation, is now online.

The ban prohibits colleges from considering a student's race, ethnicity and sex during college admissions.

They came from high schools, from junior colleges, from major universities, even from Canada.

Efforts by Congress to stop colleges from exploiting its tax credit will almost surely prove fruitless.

Functional skills qualifications will be available nationally in all schools and colleges from September 2010.

We would be better off severing colleges from big-time sports.

Plans will be unveiled to prevent computers in schools, libraries and colleges from accessing unlawful material on the internet.

State laws usually bar colleges from charging different tuition amounts for different undergraduate subjects, regardless of costs.

But Deistic thought was immensely popular in colleges from the middle of the 18th into the 19th century.

Rubenstein was the chaplain for Jewish students at several leading colleges from the nineteen-fifties through the seventies.

Kent State Coach Stan Heath concedes that big colleges from the power conferences attract bigger and more talented players.