Sentence examples for higher education science from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: News of the government's search for Title IX violations should have the higher education science world shaking in its boots.

Taken together, the higher education, science and research budgets could lose between £4bn to £5bn, out of a current allocation of about £11.5bn.

If he had had his pecuniary druthers, Mr. Kranz asserts, space travel could have transformed higher education, science, industry and, he's not afraid to declare, humanity.

On December 9th Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, said he expected to make savings of £600m ($980m) from the budgets for higher education, science and research by 2012.

Only three universities in Ecuador give Ph.D.'s and they grant a total of about 20 a year, according to René Ramírez, the government secretary of higher education, science, technology and innovation.

Those budgets may not be the top candidates for the chop, but they cannot fully escape it.Just before Christmas the British government said it planned to reduce spending on higher education, science and research by £600m ($980m) by 2012-13, just as a chilly job market is sending students scurrying to do more and longer courses.

Not only do we advise the President and the White House, but we work with all the federal agencies, with Congress, with state and local governments, with the higher education and science communities, and with the international science community.

On display are long-ago advances by Islamic thinkers in medicine, optics, mathematics, astronomy, higher education, library science, personal hygiene and even the rudiments of aviation.

But our gold standard system could be replaced with one of silver, bronze or worse, under swingeing cuts to the funding of higher education and science recently announced by the government.

A civil service memorandum drawn up before a ministerial meeting between Cable and Willetts last week says that the package of budget reduction measures "reflects an updated set of options … to focus [financial] reductions on higher education and science and minimise reductions across the rest of the department".

Turnbull's "signature" policy of innovation will be handled alongside higher education and science by advisers including Ali McDonald, a former Turnbull adviser who left for a stint with Google and in the bureaucracy and Mark Brudenell, another former adviser who will handle the digital economy.