Sentence examples for prospectuses- from inspiring English sources

Students need to look at websites and prospectuses: it is not a "one-size-fits-all" in qualifications.

For the next academic year, over half of university marketing teams surveyed said they were allocating 0-5% of their university's annual turnover towards marketing, with the majority allocating more of their budget towards marketing open days, website development, social media and their prospectuses.

For example, the distribution of cumbersome, information-heavy prospectuses at Ucas events probably won't cut it with the creative young people you're trying to win over.

Universities are allocating more time and money to marketing open days, engaging with students on social media, improving their prospectuses and developing their university websites, a Guardian survey finds.

"Universities are building more and more of these, in order to help with their recruitment and to look good in prospectuses.

We found that although 65% of students use social media channels several times a day, students rated universities' social media presence as less influential and less trustworthy than more traditional sources such as prospectuses or open days.

The market has stressed transparency, made companies publish prospectuses in English and used American accounting standards.The securities-markets mess is what prompted Messrs Seifert and Breuer to call for a Euro-SEC or even for a more ambitious Euro-FSA.

Policy prospectuses are common in Europe, and the Republican Party drew up a "Contract with America" in 1994.

In England more than two-fifths of the students at Oxford and Cambridge were privately schooled; each year, the two universities admit more boys from Eton than from the country's entire pool of lads poor enough to get free school meals.That the schools know this is their main purpose is clear from the prominence of the university destinations of alumni in prospectuses and on websites.

One group was given prospectuses which neatly summarised the funds' objectives, risk profiles, costs and past performance in a few pages.

Still, doing away with this artificial designation would cause a rethink of old investment prospectuses and regulations, which lock in the importance of a privileged few.