Sentence examples for first-class academic from inspiring English sources

Sir Mervyn shares his American counterpart's first-class academic training, but is a stubborn economic purist and a divisive manager; Mr Trichet a poet and left-wing activist who became a wily and skilled negotiator.

NENU continues to strengthen infrastructures to provide students and teachers with modern working environment, excellent teaching and researching atmosphere and first-class academic information resources.

Supported by some of the strongest academic institutions of higher education in the major cities of Colombia, residency programs are producing first-class academic emergency medicine specialists.

Preston, who received his PhD in condensed matter physics from Victoria University in 2010 and did postdoctoral research in x-ray spectroscopy at Boston University, says Publons plans to differentiate by turning peer reviewers into "first-class academic citizens".

"Instead of ending the damaging old divide between first class academic qualifications for some and vocational learning for the rest, he wants to turn back the clock and entrench that divide.

In response to the objection that such actions violate the academic freedom of Israeli academics by singling them out for exclusion from the scholarly conversation for which they were trained (thereby making them into second-class academic citizens), boycott supporters make two points that are somewhat in tension.

Alternatively you may wish to become active in the union in order to fight against casualisation and second-class academic citizenship.

He said: "We have everything in Teesside from first class academics at our local universities through to full-scale industrial capability with the sites we have here.

He added that students in the university's corporate degree programs "have a slightly better record of graduating with first-class honors" — the highest academic achievement — than other students.

Even Lodge, with his glowing first-class degree and well-notched academic bed-post, took the best part of a decade to establish himself: three years for a BA, two years' national service, two more years for an MA and so on.

She believes it's because, despite obtaining a first-class honours degree, employers perceive her academic credentials as lacking in rigour compared to those studying more established subjects.