Sentence examples for education endowment from inspiring English sources
"Look, Stanford's education endowment is an unfair advantage," he says.
The board administers the state's public land and mineral wealth, which is owned by the land office on behalf of the state education endowment, now about $25 billion.
In a statement, Senator Joseph L. Bruno, the Senate majority leader, praised the education agreement, which also provided $6 billion in capital financing for state universities and authorized a state higher education endowment, though without any definite source of financing.
A monthly payment from the state's education endowment to public schools was moved from the last day of the current budget to the first day of the next — the equivalent of ducking your landlord until your next paycheck puts enough money in the checking account to cover your rent.
The transition function (λ j and ϕ j ) parameters (education endowment and years of experience) are estimated as a marginal effect in the multinomial function shown in Table 1.
Instead they directed UT to use $6.6 million from the system's higher education endowment, which Powers criticized as a temporary fix.
The lack of importance of coefficient effects implies that the limiting constraint in rural-urban inequality is not the relative quality of food availability or health services in these areas, but rather the education endowments required to utilize them.
The state's $22 billion education fund is among the largest educational endowments in the country.
Though Edie and Lew could not afford their own college education, their endowment allows students to pursue their academic research dreams.
Reflecting the difficult financial environment for higher education, university endowments lost an average of 18.7 percent in the last fiscal year, the worst returns since the Great Depression, according to a study of hundreds of public and private institutions.
