Sentence examples for impose on students from inspiring English sources

The protests, and the responses, need to close the gap between the principles that these institutions espouse to students, parents and alumni, and the reality that they impose on students and faculty.

Business was deemed too distasteful a subject to impose on students seeking wisdom and enlightenment.

These new challenges do not only impose on students and teachers but also on parents and school management.

Instead of fees, the majority of the academic departments impose on students a certain number of hours work for the university each week.

The more contact hours imposed on students, the less time they have to read, think and write, these being the three crucial elements of higher study.

The Department of Education has undertaken a series of efforts to simplify the process for filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, removing 5.4 million annual hours of burdens imposed on students and their families.

He attributed this improvement in part to the greatly increased study requirements imposed on students, but also in part to Christian influences acting on them.

This comes in contrast to the steeper and erratic hikes imposed on students before tuition was frozen for the last three years, she said.

The 9.9percentt oil severance tax created in the bill would generate nearly $2 billion for UC, CSU, and California's community colleges, helping to bring enrollment closer to the state's needs and helping to reduce the burden imposed on students struggling to stay afloat.

In practice, though, the state expects far more, and the academic standards it imposes on students continue to climb.

Mr Wise also suggested that the cuts in support could be imposed on students currently at university.