Sentence examples for older universities from inspiring English sources

The University of Sargodha and Government College University, Faisalabad were selected from new universities and University of the Punjab was selected from older universities.

"It was radically unfair to judge a young university against much older universities using the same parameters and requirements," said Susan Cordero, the rector of the University of Otavalo, a failing school that was created eight years ago.

Ministers will now have the power to revoke the royal charters of many older universities previously regarded as near-inalienable.

Hetherington and Whewell began making an annual trawl of the older universities in search of writing talent.

The older universities remained small but had some outstanding men on their faculties; the Universities of Adelaide (1874) and Tasmania (1890) were new foundations.

The gap in quality of students between the elite group of older universities, such as Oxford, Durham or Bristol, and the rest is likely to widen.

He was an older university student at the time; before that, he'd been a furniture maker.

A lack of facilities for disabled students in older university buildings is one of the things holding back progress.

The old universities were combined with the National University of Zaire.

Old universities and colleges were to be extended.

Old Kiev rises along the western bank, a hilly city punctuated by old universities and older churches.