Sentence examples for hold colleges from inspiring English sources

The National Collegiate Athletic Association is supposed to hold colleges and universities accountable, but it has been reluctant to police with any stringency the growing number of violations.

President Bush and Congress should also take steps to hold colleges -- particularly the elite institutions -- publicly accountable for actually enrolling students from poor and working-class families.

As we hold colleges to account for graduation rates — as we should — we must also remember that socioeconomics has a profound bearing on student success.

In "Who Will Hold Colleges Accountable?" (Op-Ed, Dec. 10), Kevin Carey discusses the problem of establishing meaningful academic standards in higher education and the uses and misuses of credits and grading to assess academic accomplishment.

Itzkowitz said that while he supports publishing more information, he's skeptical it'll be enough to hold colleges accountable.

And that's rules that hold colleges, not taxpayers, responsible for fraudulent acts, and provide additional resources to our department that we requested to fully enforce accountability.

More than nine in 10 House members and senators now hold college degrees.

And he required that those staff members who work directly with inmates hold college degrees.

As a result more factory employees hold college degrees than in the past.

The share of 24-year-olds from families in the top-income quartile who hold college degrees rose from about 40 percent in 1970 to 70 percent in 2011.

They will hold college administrators accountable and ensure that Kacey, Katie, Annie, Emily, Sally and Taylor have an opportunity to participate in college athletics if they have the talent and desire.