Sentence examples for needs of university from inspiring English sources

The context-to-concept approach proposed in this study can be of value to both IL researchers and practitioners who seek deeper insights into the nature of IL, especially those interested in the customization of generic models of IL to the actual needs of university programs.

It's bad enough that one has to watch each and every PAT and field goal be metaphorically collected by the "good hands of Allstate," but for Allstate to pretend they are really contributing to the needs of university students is patently fraudulent.

Must be able to work well with the unique demands and needs of university students.

"These proposals to alter radically funding for student midwives are more about the needs of universities rather than the NHS," a spokeswoman said.

"It acknowledges the range of activities pupils undertake, and meets the needs of universities and employers in terms of independent learning without the ideology surrounding the international baccalaureate," he adds.

This in part because of the genuine expansion needs of universities, and in part because marketisation has raised overhead costs for managerial, PR and advertising departments.

This work took advantage of my data analysis skills, my ability to interact with the senior managers of the university, my ability to think strategically and anticipate the future needs of the university, my ability to work with very detailed data while keeping an eye on the bigger picture and having the skill to develop and give succinct, informational and actionable presentations.

The Harris Learning Library is somewhat unique in that it serves the needs of a university and a college.

But the fury against those who coldly put the needs of the university above those of innocent children should be directed at those who truly deserve it — not innocent Penn State students, staff members, faculty and alumni, and not Mr. Paterno.

His sudden resignation as vice-chancellor of City University two years ago was also believed to be linked to his unwillingness to put the business over the academic needs of a university.

"I'm hoping N.Y.U. will live up to the planning principles we developed with the community in the last five years and come to the table with an expansion plan that balances the needs of the university with that of the community," Mr. Stringer said.