Sentence examples for increase scholarships from inspiring English sources

On education, we will expand exchange programmes, and increase scholarships, like the one that brought my father to America, while encouraging more Americans to study in Muslim communities.

He said his intention was never to have players actually paid, but to pressure the N.C.A.A. to increase scholarships and other aid and to offer greater opportunities to earn money through outside work.

Mr. McCall's plan would increase scholarships for nurses, create a Be a Nurse program in high schools, ban mandatory overtime, reduce paperwork and require hospitals to disclose staff-to-patient ratios.

Elite universities welcomed the government's plans today to raise tuition fees to £9,000, almost three times the current level, if colleges agree to increase scholarships intended to ensure that the poorest are not priced out of a degree.

The group's major recommendations, besides creating a new White House director of public diplomacy, were to build libraries and information centers in the Muslim world, translate more Western books into Arabic, increase scholarships and visiting fellowships, upgrade the American Internet presence, and train more Arabists, Arab speakers and public relations specialists.

At the same time, the court required that the N.C.A.A. increase scholarship payouts to cover the full cost of college attendance, thus making mandatory an option that the N.C.A.A. first permitted a few years ago.

Rowling's £10m gift is being included in the university's campaign to raise £350m towards research, increasing scholarships and bursaries and conserving its historic buildings.

Hollande seems to have tinkered around the edges — fulfilling some of his campaign promises, such as hiring more teachers and increasing scholarships and jobs programs for younger people — but he has lost sight of the bigger picture.

He was a strong supporter of education, building universities at home and increasing scholarships abroad for Saudi students.

When I asked Colindres why his group supported Zelaya, he said that for the first time in decades, the government of President Zelaya increased the budget for public universities and increased scholarships for the students.

To pay for the additional sports, university officials are counting on success and visibility in the revenue-generating sports of basketball and baseball to help draw higher enrollment, more corporate sponsorships and increased scholarship endowments.