Sentence examples for restore academic from inspiring English sources

Reforms to restore academic rigour are vital.

"The answer is not separation of the athletics program from the school, but an even closer relationship to restore academic integrity to college sports," he said.

Technology is also helping restore academic ties to countries that were part of the former Soviet Union, especially to ethnic Russians living there.

This echoes the role played in Poland under communism by Catholic intellectuals, who maintained a more or less independent academic life that both undermined communism and helped to foster democracy after it had fallen.In western Ukraine, the Uniate Church (which uses Orthodox liturgy, but obeys Rome) has played an important role in restoring academic life.

Martin said he doubts an intense focus on sports will help restore an academic heritage.

The university is still seen as a symbol of dissent, and the new government has promised to restore its academic life.

The plot revolves around a clever caper devised by the rowdy and resourceful St. Trinian students to bail their "School for Young Ladies" out of its financial crisis and restore its academic reputation.

In a speech last year to the Conservative party conference, David Willetts argued: "Unleashing the forces of consumerism is the best single way we've got of restoring high academic standards".

The event also honored 183 faculty members for their scholarly work, and most of the 183, mindful of efforts to restore CUNY's academic reputation to that of its heyday, seemed to savor Lewis Rudin's brief remarks.

After Stalin died in 1953, Beria was ousted by Nikita Khrushchev, who gradually restored Kapitsa's academic (but not government) positions.

The old guard stepped forward, checkbooks in hand, and helped rugby stay afloat until the college was restored to good academic graces.