Sentence examples for given graduate from inspiring English sources

The National Labor Relations Act does not cover government employees, including graduate students at public universities, but 10 states, including California, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, have given graduate students at their public universities the right to organize.

The crisis, if it can be said there is one in most of Europe, has given graduates the impetus to forego a career in finance or IT and instead focus on growth areas.

And there's a good chance the Trump NLRB would reverse the Obama board's decision to give graduate students at private universities the right to unionize.

Others have taken a less direct approach, leaving instructors free to award whatever grades they like but expanding their transcripts to include information giving graduate schools and employers a fuller picture of what the grades mean.

To change the system, Dr. Fang and Dr. Casadevall say, start by giving graduate students a better understanding of science's ground rules — what Dr. Casadevall calls "the science of how you know what you know".

Higher education has to create self-learners who know how to develop skills for themselves, and business must give graduate recruits the skills and cultures appropriate to their working environment and better inform students what it is they require.

And although that may not present problems for comedians and musicians, who spend their entire life preparing to entertain audiences, it can give graduate students the willies.

They should clearly state that graduate education is more about raising the general level of education in the Swedish population than about giving graduate students a chance to continue within their chosen field," Lejon says.

Paula Stephan, a labor economist at Georgia State University in Atlanta who has written extensively on the academic research enterprise, thinks that the study may reflect recent efforts to give graduate students a better sense of their job prospects.

The Chicago Guide to Your Academic Career: A Portable Mentor for Scholars From Graduate School Through Tenure, by John Goldsmith, John Komlos, and Penny Schine Gold (University of Chicago Press, 2001), aspires to give graduate students and junior faculty a candid introduction to an academic career.

Whorf gave graduate level lectures on "Problems of American Indian Linguistics".