Sentence examples for president rector from inspiring English sources

They certainly would not want to be reported to the college's Master - whereas in Oxford they would be wary of getting into trouble with the college's Warden, Dean, Provost, President, Rector or Principal.

There is no common title for the heads of colleges: the titles used include Warden, Provost, Principal, President, Rector, Master and Dean.

In July, Banco Santander hosted more than 1,000 university presidents, rectors and vice-chancellors in Rio de Janeiro, including 35 British vice-chancellors.

Since the college's foundation in Flanders in 1593, there have been 78 headmasters, (variably known as presidents, rectors, superiors and directors).

Imperial College London, singled out by the report as the worst offender of wage inequality, pay £364,000 a year to their president and rector.

But after Griffin brawled with a classmate over a card game in the spring of his senior year, the Rev. Paul C. Brandt, Roman Catholic's president and rector, finally determined that the best way to help Griffin was to punish him.

In the highly publicized case of Ricky Ray Rector, the Arkansas inmate executed while Bill Clinton was governor but running for president, Mr. Rector's lawyers argued that he was so mentally impaired that he did not even know he was about to be executed.

The second proposal The United States and the Syrian Refugee Crisis: A Plan of Action - comes from a collaboration between students and Michael Ignatieff, formerly Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Centre and now newly appointed President and Rector of Central European University in Budapest.

"The economic support and the attitudes toward universities vary greatly from Berlin to Bavaria," says Klaus Landfried, who heads Germany's organization of university presidents and rectors.

According to the First Deputy Rector, President Karimov enjoys the bragging rights of having an international-quality educational institution in Tashkent.

Dominique Arlettaz, vice president of the Rectors' Conference of the Swiss Universities, said this would be a great loss for the country's science.