Sentence examples for open to universities from inspiring English sources

Lib Dem sources insisted it should be open to universities to ban specific speakers if they felt this was justifiable, but they should also be open to use their judgment when a speaker should be allowed so long as his argument is going to be challenged in debate.

The Common Application, a nonprofit organization, is open to universities that take a holistic approach to admitting students -- meaning they consider more than just test scores and high school grade-point averages by looking at factors such as recommendation letters, essays and diversity.

Don't be fooled by the name of this Web page ("Corporate Programs Division"); many of these programs are open to university scientists.

The app is only open to university students right now, and it requires a.edu email address in order to sign up.

In order to promote an inclusive environment, all of our events (Table 2) were free and open to university faculty, staff, and students, as well as the Knoxville community.

A call will be opened to universities, institutes, and private-sector companies (with the condition that research results remain in the public domain).

PharmaStart might eventually be open to other universities.

B.C.S. supporters say the system does not violate antitrust rules because it is open to all universities through two at-large bids.

Mr. Newman helped start an endowment that would encourage speakers to come to Tower, their talks open to the university and sometimes the public at large.

I guess there is a counter-argument that it's an opportunity only open to a university-educated elite, but even so it's well worth keeping.

The lectures and symposia are open to all university- or institute-registered students, postdoctoral fellows, and researchers who apply (we have ∼100 attendees per course).