Sentence examples for cut courses from inspiring English sources

Fairfield has not cut courses or staff, giving all full-time workers an extra $500 instead of raises.

Some institutions – such as Bath and the Open University – no longer offer PGCE courses, while others have cut courses.

NUT surveys have shown that funding cuts since 2010 have already led 75% of colleges to cut courses or cut teaching time for students.

"On the basis of conversations I have had with vice-chancellors, it is difficult to see how they could not cut courses and staff.

Officials say some districts may have to cut courses like art and drama, curtail gym and classroom maintenance, or forgo replacing teachers who retire.

Pressure to do well in the RAE has led some universities to cut courses and make redundancies in a bid to boost ratings.

New education measures in the 2015 budget are less ambitious than last year's, when the government surprised voters with plans to deregulate university fees, cut course subsidies and extend support to private colleges.

The education minister, Christopher Pyne, introduced a new bill to the lower house on Wednesday, a day after the Senate blocked his first attempt to deregulate university fees and cut course subsidies by 20%.

The Department of Education will consider the results of its market research amid considerable uncertainty over the fate of the government's plans to deregulate university fees and cut course subsidies.

The government wanted to remove caps on university fees, cut course subsidies by about 20% on average, and extend funding to sub-bachelor programs and private colleges in 2016.

As a result, college finances began to weaken and faculty lines were cut, course offerings were diminished, and remedial programs were reduced.