Sentence examples for i expect universities from inspiring English sources

If there are negative impacts on participation, I expect universities and colleges to work hard to mitigate them.

Though given that almost all degree courses are modular, I expect "universities" is more likely to be ministerial shorthand for "my mates who are professors at a couple of Oxbridge colleges".

Offa said it expects universities to "seriously consider" offering bursaries to cover the shortfall, but institutions would be free to spend more on widening participation activities or improving the student experience, rather than increasing bursaries.

There is a market, coupled with a lack of consumer information, so as happens in almost every other commercial environment, whether it's cars or margarine (and I don't expect universities to be enamoured of that comparison), third parties step in with their tuppennyworth.

"But it is problematic to expect universities to take responsibility for replacing the Educational Maintenance Allowance".

"But it is also unreasonable to expect universities to put right all of education's wrongs.

But despite their best efforts to convince us otherwise, it is misguided to expect universities to impart these skills.

"It is reasonable to expect universities to take responsibility for ensuring that students are engaged with their studies.

You cannot expect universities to resolve all the issues that have built up through young people's lives at the age of 18.

We all have an interest in that and we expect universities and colleges to play a full and constructive role in that aim.

"It is entirely wrong to expect universities to foot the bill for withdrawn Government funding in this way, even though many may choose to include such support in their outreach work".