Sentence examples for extend academic from inspiring English sources

If we do so, and extend academic freedom only to those "found worthy" by a political measure, we shall have lost our grip on academic freedom altogether, for "[p]olitically qualified academic freedom is not really academic freedom at all".

Their experiences therefore offer valuable learning points, both for practice and to extend academic theory-driven work on boundary spanning and knowledge brokering.

He embarked on an extended academic journey to Italy, ending in Rome, where he became private secretary to Cardinal Granvelle, to whom he had dedicated his Variae lectiones, and where he made the acquaintance of leading humanists such as Marc-Antoine Muret, Fulvio Orsini, Paolo Manuzio and Guglielmo Sirleto.

Future researchers may wish to determine the extent to which academic research findings on dress extend to academic research findings on costume.

Such a block would suggest that "academic freedom doesn't extend to academics discussing matters involving their own workplace," Kipnis said.

To extend the academic comparison, it's also awfully light on the real-world, everyday experience of religion.

But the benefits of biophilic design in schools extend beyond academic performance: the use of natural materials in school buildings has also been found to reduce stress levels.

Stick with pouring all my energy and attention into publications, grants and job applications in the hope that I can extend my academic career, and eventually find a permanent position.

I also attended many conferences and made a conscious effort to extend my academic network.

The importance of cloud availability and reliability extend beyond academic interest as they also have monetary consequences when considering cloud SLAs.

Or to put dollars beyond aggressive social work programs that extend beyond academic constraints?