Sentence examples for hold university from inspiring English sources

The new electronic music artists don't hold university posts anymore; they're hungry freelancers.

Roughly 90percentt of Head Start teachers now hold university degrees or state accreditation in early childhood education.

The supreme court upheld a new rule requiring members of Parliament to hold university degrees, which opposition leaders say disqualifies more than 98percentt of the population.

To this may be added Cran's findings that the percentage of blacks in France who hold university degrees is 55, compared with 37percentt for the general population.

The frequency with which they hold university degrees often from "elite" institutions far exceeds the distribution of such education among nonelite publics.

It is rare, though not unheard-of, for prosecutors to try to hold university leaders criminally responsible for their handling of misconduct by others.

With this in mind, the recent press interest in the issue of lad culture, and the campaigns, research and initiatives inspired by the NUS reports or led by its national strategy team, present an opportunity to hold universities accountable.

Clear guidelines should be developed and implemented to hold universities to a higher standard and to let students know what support they can expect from their higher education institution.

The Office for Students has been established to hold universities to account on issues like vice chancellors' pay and free speech on campus.

… And it can help to hold universities and other research institutions to account for their success in training and placing graduate students.

There is one principal reason for which we hold universities to be the most important incubators of entrepreneurship for young qualified people: They are closer to the students than chambers of commerce, employers' associations, etc.