Sentence examples for colleges groups from inspiring English sources

At dozens of colleges, groups sought to curb sweatshop manufacturing in the developing world and to demand a living wage for employees at home.

College-student groups have organized a national day of action with unions and local Occupy Wall Street offshoots, as well as the Occupy Colleges group.

The college groups strive for perfection.

This year twelve high-school bands & fourteen big & small college groups from nine states, most of them Southern, competed.

One shock was the collapse of two major vocational and English language teaching college groups and several smaller colleges, which left students stranded and out of pocket.

But one fact is clear, and college groups exemplify it well: While many creatures live in groups, humanity's are unlike anything else found in nature.

In recent months, he has addressed college groups and others to explain how CUNY was seeking to pare its costs so it could limit tuition increases next year.

Many of the points on the Bridgepoint Web site have been made by the career-college groups fighting the Department of Education's efforts to regulate the for-profit sector.

Her company is developing Web-based platforms for college groups to improve business networking, most of which she said was usually now "one on one and informal".

Meets in which participation is restricted to college or university athletes usually are governed by the rules of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics NAIAA), or one of two junior (two-year) college groups.

"When you de-link marriage from childbearing, you then have to increase the complexity of that relationship," said Caitlin Seery, 25, the director of programs for the Love and Fidelity Network, which works with college groups to advocate traditional marriage.