Sentence examples for engineering law from inspiring English sources

Now children of illiterate peasant farmers have degrees in engineering, law or business.

The University of Mauritius (1965) has faculties of agriculture, engineering, law and management, science, and social studies and humanities.

The United States' educated work force and culture of innovation means it has an advantage in high-skilled jobs like engineering, law and finance, she writes.

Colleges of arts, commerce, education, engineering, law, medicine, and science and a women's college are affiliated with Gulbarga University (established 1980).

He estimated that "fewer than 5 percent of the students graduating from schools of engineering, law or business possess a working knowledge of English".

The school encourages collaboration with Stanford University's six other schools of engineering, law, education, earth sciences, medicine, and humanities and sciences.

And on Wednesday, the Texas Board of Professional Engineers voted to conduct an inquiry to determine whether state engineering laws were violated.

The theoretical framework developed herein is based upon fundamental thermodynamic principles and engineering laws.

The Texas Board of Professional Engineers announced in 2000 that the Aggie Bonfire met the requirements to be considered a complex construction project that should be regulated by state engineering laws.

With Dr. Grieco's help, the Englewood district plans to open the Academies @ Englewood in September, a competitive school that will be situated on the Dwight Morris campus and that will focus on finance, pre-engineering, law and public safety and information technology.

He received degrees in engineering and law from Cornell University in 1952 and 1956.