Sentence examples for draft a university from inspiring English sources

O. J. Mayo is leaving U.S.C. after one season to enter the N.B.A. draft, a university spokesman confirmed.

There are dismaying reports that Mr. Bush has asked the Justice Department to draft a brief opposing the university's affirmative action programs, which, like others used by admissions offices across the country, were crafted to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling in the 1978 Bakke case.

After graduating, I began my career in a ministry in a German federal state, where my first job was to draft a new law on universities.

Kobach, a telegenic 48-year-old with degrees from Harvard, Oxford and Yale universities, helped to draft a controversial 2010 Arizona law requiring state and local officials to check on the immigration status of individuals.

A year later, the city council invited McMullen and a professor at the local university, Adam Briggle, to help draft a set of stricter regulations for fracking in the city limits.

I'm also on the university's committee to draft a statement on freedom of expression.

This deficiency in the educational system spurred the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) to draft a curriculum on entrepreneurship studies for Nigerian universities in 2004 (Ekpoh and Edet 2011).

There he drafted a report for the university trustees describing the laboratory's nuclear work during the war.

This has provoked significant backlash, including from the National Union of Students (NUS) which has drafted a model motion urging university unions to boycott the agenda "as far as legally possible".

Teddy Kennedy has drafted a bill that will force universities to publish data on the racial and socio-economic make-up of their legatees.Political inbreedingBut there are two big obstacles to the Democrats rallying around the banner of meritocracy.

The budget outlook for Louisiana State University is so dire that its main campus is drafting a financial exigency plan--the university equivalent of bankruptcy.