Sentence examples for imposing college from inspiring English sources

Try imposing college tuition.

We should avoid pressures from family and society which impose college attendance on young people who would not volun tarily choose to attend.

A New Deal for Millennials would relieve the inhumane and unconscionable burden of debt we've imposed on college graduates.

No rational person would impose legitimate college readiness exams on all students seeking a high school diploma.

"I remain concerned that imposing an arbitrary college ranking system could curtail the very innovation we hope to encourage — and even lead to federal price controls," Mr. Kline said.

Under the three-year measure, sanctions can be imposed on colleges with default rates of 30 percent or more for three consecutive years, or 40 percent for a year.

And is this something that ought to be imposed on colleges even if they oppose the idea?

CUNY officials have talked on and off about imposing a mid-college exam since the 1970's.

This seemed like a reasonable facsimile of the college cooking experience, only the constraints imposed on the college student happen by circumstance, not by choice.

Hein — an imposing, big-framed former college basketball player — was the head of government relations for the powerful California Teachers Association.

Hein an imposing, big-framed former college basketball player was the head of government relations for the powerful California Teachers Association.