Sentence examples for offers of scholarship from inspiring English sources

They were welcomed with offers of scholarship classes.

Savimbi rejected several offers of scholarships in Moscow and fell back on the missionaries for a scholarship that enabled him to resume his studies in Switzerland.

Full fee information can be found at www.le.ac.uk/fees Bursaries/Scholarships The University of Leicester offers of scholarships based on academic performance and household income.

In the weeks that followed at least nine American universities attempted to woo her with offers of scholarships, as well as a handful in South Africa.

"It is absolutely unfair that the rich countries -- based on their economic capacity, offers of scholarships or gifts, conditions of life and other elements -- take away the sporting talents of the poor nations, just as they rob the scientific brains," Jose Ramon Fernandez, the president of the Cuban Olympic Committee, said in remarks carried last week in the state-controlled newspaper Granma.

The Union has also promised a wide range of incentives, including a regional trade agreement that would ease access to Libyan agricultural goods in Europe; the financing of restoration of Libyan antiquities; the offer of scholarships for Libyan students; and the granting of visas to Libyan citizens for travel in Europe.

Lynch had offers of college scholarships, Hawaiian vacations and new cars, and so much mail her town's postmaster started warehousing it in an empty jail cell.

Four years ago, Visarraga was 18 and in his last year of high school, with offers of football scholarships at three universities, when he was arrested for possession of marijuana.

Even students who do not qualify for need-based aid may be swayed by offers of merit scholarships, which are often employed by universities ranked just below the most elite to lure promising students.

"He was a star athlete, and we believe that if the rule hadn't been in place, he would have gotten multiple offers of full scholarships," said Berman, who also represents Sam Keller, the former Arizona State and Nebraska quarterback who is suing the N.C.A.A. and EA Sports in a class-action lawsuit arguing that the use of college athletes' likenesses in video games is illegal.

Bursaries: To support its policy of inclusion, BPP University offers a number of scholarship and bursary programmes.