Sentence examples for inside colleges from inspiring English sources

Labour is investigating disengagement through its People's Politics Inquiry, but Khan has also successfully argued within his party for lowering the voting age to 16, better citizenship teaching and polling stations inside colleges.

U.S. News evaluates educational quality by looking inside colleges at measures like faculty-student ratios, admissions selectivity, financial resources and alumni giving.

Their arguments, cleverly refereed by Enberg, helped bring inside college basketball to a generation.

Funnell says there are always the students who are grateful someone is investigative what's really happening inside college.

Until recently, few people inside college sports saw the Pac-10 making such a bold move toward expansion.

Utah has allowed firearms inside college stadiums for a decade, with a few exceptions.

"Plus, even if there are more women outside than inside college who experience rape, so what?

Outside, Thompson Street had darkened; inside, the college crowd had thinned.

For some, that work began after the sun set and speeches concluded: families and friends of people still in the throes of addiction were invited inside the college for a session on the administration of Naloxone, a drug that neutralizes opiates in the bloodstream and can reverse an overdose in minutes.

He was occasionally sent to school, but as he himself asserts that the aggregate of his schooling did not amount to one year;—as he "never attended a college or academy as a student, and never even saw the inside of a college or academy till after he had won his law licence".

But the core of the system lies inside the colleges themselves, an admissions process fuelled by the same anxieties it generates, and controlled by its own hermetic logic.