Sentence examples for schools of higher learning from inspiring English sources

The Registan of Samarkand remains this ancient city's heart, flanked on three sides by madrassahs, Islamic schools of higher learning.

Schools of higher learning and a judiciary were set up, but the inhabitants resented the restrictions imposed by the firm British rule.

The Donald E. and Delia B. Baxter Foundation was established to advance charitable, scientific, and educational purposes, primarily at medical and scientific schools of higher learning in California.

Whatever the Supreme Court decides, it is time for state-financed schools of higher learning to shift from the problematic system of race-based diversity to the more sound class-based approach.

The schools of higher learning are divided into universities, where humanities and pure sciences are taught; institutes, where single fields are taught (e.g., law, medicine, and agriculture); and polytechnical institutes, where subjects similar to those in the institutes are taught but with a broader scientific foundation.

He should tell them if they want more money to sustain counterterrorism operations, they need to give him a plan that, for example, transforms radicalized madrassahs into schools of higher learning that are open to both girls and boys within three years (in time for the next elections), and then he should tell them he will not allow that they accept Saudi patronage of madrassahs any longer.

St. Clement opened the first Slavic school of higher learning, wrote the earliest works of Slavic literature, and, with St. Naum, translated the Scriptures from Greek into Slavonic.

Will their love for a particular school of higher learning be requited?

Within three years, USC became the first U.S. school of higher learning to introduce a course of study that would lead students to a bachelor's degree in cinema.

Judge Curiel has before him one of the cases against Trump's now defunct Trump University brought on by former students, claiming that the "university" (it wasn't really a school of higher learning sanctioned by any certifying authority) defrauded them.

("the vigilant protection of constitutional freedoms is nowhere more vital than in the community of American schools [of higher learning]"), and Snyder v. Phelps ("speech on matters of public concern... is at the heart of the First Amendment's protection").