Sentence examples for making university from inspiring English sources

7) Making university education the privilege of the rich is not egalitarian.

The students resumed protesting today, ultimately making university officials allow them to hold a memorial service on Thursday.

In his report, Hughes welcomes a commitment by the government to look at moving to a system of making university applications after pupils have their exam results.

Bill Currie of Deloitte, a consultancy, says Canada could produce managers more comfortable with risk by making university courses for businesses and engineers broader and more creative, and by teaching more economics in secondary school.

Making university free is a worthy goal, but if its only purpose is training people up to get better-paid jobs, convincing the general public to stump up the cost will be difficult.

The project became known as UniWorld, and Hatfield and her assistant Kate Fox devised a CD-rom with the tag line "making university part of your world" to help pupils absorb information in an entertaining way.

Many have also expressed the catch-22 of the Women's Boat Race's exposure – that the female blues teams will become as elite and highly selective as the men's, making university-level rowing possibly even more inaccessible.

Hungary began the overhaul with the aim of making universities more effective and degrees more competitive.

The exercise is credited with improving UK research overall and making universities manage their research and target funding.

They even suggested that by making universities do more to widen access that social mobility could be improved.

It is also expected to propose making universities publish data on the quality of teaching, facilities and how well their graduates perform in the job market.