Sentence examples for recognised degree from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the universities minister, David Willetts, announced proposals for nationally recognised degree programmes that would allow students to take prestigious courses, but save on the expense of living away from home by studying at their local university or college.

Similarly a university that delivers internationally recognised degree programmes and publishes research in peer reviewed journals has an international scope of influence that is distinct from its involvement in an international health partnership.

Most will work in the NHS, and places on recognised degree programmes are NHS funded with home students eligible for a means-tested bursary.

It apparently offers three alternatives a theology faculty offering many levels of instruction; a master's degree in Islam; or a system of recognising degrees from other countries in Islamic studies.

In a bid to make itself more attractive to international academics and expatriates, Russian authorities recently instituted a new legislation that will recognise degrees from foreign universities that are among the top 300 inthese rankings.

But the party is far less involved in day-to-day management and in deciding the outcome of court cases except, of course, for sensitive political ones.Mr Zhao's speech in 1987 was also notable for having recognised a degree of plurality in China, and for acknowledging that "different groups of people may have different interests and views".

Its qualifications are not recognised as degrees by the Ministry of Education but they are highly valued by local employers.

So while we can recognise the degree of progress made we should acknowledge that the next six months will be difficult.

It is true that this account would be hotly contested by some committed Islamic primitivists, by followers of Sayyid Qutb and similar polemicists; but it is fair to say that the great body of serious jurists in the Islamic world would recognise this degree of political plurality as consistent with Muslim integrity.

An "open verdict", recognising this degree of ignorance, would be his preferred position.

Prime Minister Nehru, recognising the degree of international attention brought to bear on the dispute, declared a ceasefire and sought UN arbitration, arguing that India would otherwise have to invade Pakistan itself, in view of its failure to stop the tribal incursions.