Sentence examples for opposed academic from inspiring English sources

She reluctantly endorsed sports sanctions, but resolutely opposed academic and economic ones: they made whites more blinkered and defiant and blacks even poorer.

Also encouraging, from her viewpoint, was the fact a group of Israeli academics were now calling for Palestinian students to have freer access to their universities.Perhaps the British campaigners and Sari Nusseibeh, the Palestinian president of Al-Quds University in east Jerusalem, who has opposed academic boycotts, should don their tweed jackets and have a talk.

Labour opposed academic selection but did not abolish any grammars during its years in power.

Both Labour and the Conservatives oppose academic selection but are unwilling to provoke middle-class ire by rooting out its remnants.

Spring 1968 saw sit-ins at Columbia (and at Union), protests over civil rights issues, the Vietnam War, and students vocally opposing academic administration in unprecedented numbers.

Not surprisingly, this fascist form of Chinese nationalism not only opposes academic freedom and freedom of speech, but also aims to bully Uighur family members who are citizens of Canada.

Drawing from a range of sources, Moon details the often tendentious history of the Fund's establishment, a process that required Edwards to perform complicated negotiations with political finesse in order to accommodate French, British, and Egyptian concerns as well as opposing academic and organizational egos.

The American Association of University Professors opposes academic boycotts but maintains a list of censured institutions that anyone is free to boycott.

These two opposing academic views of psychometrics and 'clinimetrics' have not been reconciled as yet, and it has been argued that both may be valid and important depending on the context [ 20, 26].

And they do focus a lot on trades as opposed to academic success and academic future, with everything, so they know they could go to school, develop a trade, to develop a profession, that's what they are interested in.

Similarly, we can expect that the American university professors who have publicly opposed the academic boycott of Israel on grounds of protecting "academic freedom" will remain just as silent about Israel's bombing of the Islamic University of Gaza as they have about Israel's other attacks on Palestinian academic institutions.