Sentence examples for secure student from inspiring English sources

It also highlights the university's "meteoric rise" up the league tables under Professor Shellard's leadership and the university's global initiative to secure student work placements abroad.

Malcolm Gillies, chair of London Higher, which represents higher education in the capital, says: "London has a more vibrant demographic than many other parts of Britain, so it is not unusual that people would look to come there – particularly if they have a good-quality educational product – to secure student numbers".

Mr. Fitzgerald and Sister Patricia are dialing for dollars while they also scramble to secure students for the fall.

This one, on the heroes and villians of Pride and Prejudice, aims to secure students' use of adjectives and other descriptive language through a comparison of Mr Darcy with the drippy Mr Bingley.

The students' interactions with one another also indicate social competence (Wentzel, 2005) and secure student-teacher relationships in Studio STEM (Bergin & Bergin, 2009), which can all be influenced by program facilitators.

For Tracey, English is a language that can secure students' understanding of her commands and thus secure classroom order.

Continuity of relationships in LICs provides capacity to secure students' physical and emotional wellbeing.

Notwithstanding some negative experiences, participants were generally more likely to be favourable than unfavourable in assessing their ability to advance human rights education, obtain support from their institutions and secure students' interest in human rights.

Advertising, event management, creating an academic calendar, securing student accommodation.

As our applicants begin to accept their offers, our emphasis will turn towards securing student accommodation, and acquiring the necessary information to be able to guide international students through the immigration process.

With the election looming, none of the candidates need reminding about the importance of securing student votes in a constituency boasting two universities.