Sentence examples for limiting academic from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch, a group that monitors human rights abuses around the world, has also criticized the BPSM for limiting academic freedom on Belarusian college campuses.

Some pupils speak little English, or have limited academic proficiency.

"Not one of these laws aims to regulate or limit academic discussion; on the contrary, opening the KGB archive will stimulate discussion".

University officials are trying to end a policy that automatically renews contracts for such lecturers; the union is arguing that such a change would limit academic freedom.

The struggle between so-called communists and anti-communists gives limited academic freedom on both sides.

Bush said his decision would limit academic scientists to 60 or so existing lines of embryonic stem cells.

In NIH's proposal, researchers requesting materials are expected not to sign anything that unduly limits academic freedom or publication, nor are they allowed to assent to withholding data or grant reach-through rights.

In general the submissions that are rejected fit into three categories: those that are only of peripheral interest to language testing; methodology that is unclear or difficult to replicate; or a topic that has limited academic worth.

To date, limited academic and policy research on how migrants access health services in ASEAN countries means that we do not have a full understanding of the health challenges they face throughout the entire migration cycle.

Academic freedom remains limited to academic matters, but the scope of academic responsibility expands beyond the disinterested search for and communication of truth.

"Until now, I didn't want to talk about these incidents," she said, "but now that they are limiting my academic freedom, I have to speak out".