Sentence examples for expand academic from inspiring English sources

Some school officials, feeling pressure to improve test scores under the federal No Child Left Behind law, said the new state money would enable them to expand academic programs and services.

The money from the campaign will be used to increase funds available for scholarships, expand academic and internship programs, and restore the landscaping on the college's 500-acre campus in suburban Boston.

"This is the lowest-hanging fruit for helping keep costs down for students and making it possible to expand academic programs," said Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard's president, adding that the university brought in consultants from McKinsey & Company to identify categories in which money could be saved.

In contrast to the Ph.D., which generally aims to expand academic knowledge, "professional doctorates increase the knowledge about the practice of a profession," says Stuart Powell of the University of Hertfordshire.

Like other countries that see knowledge-growth as a pillar of their economies, Wales has created a science agenda that aims not only to expand academic science, but to translate science and technology into applications that lead to economic growth.

To expand academic freedom, appeal to the university's stated aims to seek truth and benefit humanity.

Expanding academic and industrial research opportunities.

This paradigm has been influential since the 1970s – Kymlicka (2007) has argued that multiculturalism is to be considered as a part of a larger human rights revolution involving ethnic and racial diversity that occurred after WWII – and has given rise to an ever expanding academic 'multicultural library'.

This paper maps the still small but expanding academic territory of consumer food waste by systematically reviewing empirical studies on food waste practices as well as distilling factors that foster and impede the generation of food waste on the household level.

Over the next decade the school expanded academic facilities, athletics and student life, as enrollment grew to over 900 students.

But today, thanks in part to expanding academic attention, "people [are] recognizing that they have a right to experience pleasure, and maybe some of their socialization as a child didn't give them the right information.