Sentence examples for compromise academic from inspiring English sources

Many academics, including some China experts at the university, believe the institutes do nothing to compromise academic integrity, and that the fears surrounding them are overblown.For now the univeristy does seem ready to shutter its institute, though that is not certain.

The establishment of Confucius Institutes has been met with opposition because of fears that they will compromise academic freedom.

Jade McCarroll, in the final term of a social sciences degree at UWS, was similarly scathing, raising fears that fee refunds could compromise academic integrity at the university.

They quickly realized their stance could potentially compromise academic freedom and withdrew the statement to revise (a year later, it is still under revision).

The Title IX complaints against Eisenman and Kipnis, which Northwestern is required to investigate under federal gender-equity law, sparked alarm in higher education, with concern that official investigations may compromise academic freedom.

In Michigan, here in California and all across the nation, state governments plagued by the ongoing economic crisis are withdrawing support for public universities -- a move that inevitably leads to tuition increases, no matter how hard university leaders struggle to find efficiencies and cost savings that don't compromise academic quality.

The attacks on schools have been part of Boko Haram's strategy, further devastating an already compromised academic system.

The report added that a dearth of revenues had compromised academic quality and left the colleges far too short of full-time faculty members.

I strongly disagree with Professor Dowling's suggestion that the recent changes in Rutgers policy to promote an ambitious football program have compromised academic excellence.

Most experts and researchers agree that accepting industry money is fine as long as academics don't compromise the academic missions of their universities.

"In Europe, academics don't want to compromise their academic integrity" by engaging in fund-raising, he said, adding that Europe is also hampered by "ideological hostility".