Sentence examples for high institutions from inspiring English sources

To ensure retention is high, institutions need to evaluate how best to support and harness the potential of these unique students.

In practical terms, this means the layer of national government and the "high institutions of state" around it' (Hill and Hupe 2002, p. 184).

The ROBOCON 2010 is an annual international robot contest for undergraduate students of higher institutions.

Most of undergraduate courses in higher institutions in Malaysia use final exam as assessment tool to measure students' academic achievement.

While FCM is still in the bud for most higher institutions in China, some private educational institutions have introduced it into their course designs.

What can higher institutions do with any of that?

It's unchartered territory for the nation's higher institutions, and time is running out to them to formulate meaningful policies.

What about racist police officers and individuals in the highest institutions of government who advocate to de-fund schools based upon race?

In addition, higher institutions need to improve quality of lecture materials and teaching techniques to reduce absenteeism.

Many higher institutions in Ethiopia, including Hawassa University, have explicit policies regarding mandatory attendance during lecture, laboratory and practical sessions.

The only glaring silence on the issue came from the highest institution of all — until recently.