Sentence examples for schools jointly from inspiring English sources

The two schools jointly run an "executive" MBA (EMBA)—a part-time programme for more senior managers than those on normal MBAs and I started my studies in October.

"For example, we have introduced a summer conference to encourage more black and minority ethnic applicants from state schools, jointly led by students in the university's African-Caribbean Society.

These were referred to the Queensland audit office, which was due to hand down findings by the end of 2016 about the oversight of finances at the schools jointly run by the department and GGSA.

2.3.4 The hospital and the schools jointly evaluate nursing students.

She won a Henry Ford scholarship for her attainments in her first year at business school, jointly with six men, and didn't tell anybody.

The Lab School is a middle school jointly established by the University of Virginia and the Charlottesville City Schools (Bull, Chiu, Berry, & Lipson, 2013).

In Texas, there are currently 49 such schools, financed jointly by the Communities Foundation of Texas and the Texas Education Agency.

The schools will jointly recruit and develop new faculty, and they will also collaborate on teaching and research.

Either schools could jointly buy in more services, he suggested, or areas such as building services and school improvement could be taken over by better-performing LEAs or private companies.

Ms. Copeland and Mr. Eastwick met in January 1998, when she was a Bryn Mawr junior and he was a senior at nearby Haverford, in a screenwriting class that the schools held jointly at Bryn Mawr.

But the department has said the documents, which raised questions around financial management of schools it jointly ran with GGSA, were released administratively, meaning GGSA did not need to be told.