Sentence examples for separate faculty from inspiring English sources

A separate faculty members' union at its Brooklyn campus also went on strike this month and settled on a new contract two weeks ago.

In 1983, he was headhunted as professor of systems and professor of international management at the Open University, where he again introduced the doctoral programme as he prepared the business school to become a separate faculty.

Does Seneca think there is a separate faculty of the will, thus modifying psychological monism?

The curriculum director and two separate faculty (JG and AH, both of whom have completed PTEeXAM certification training in TEE) performed the quality review in an independent fashion, each being blinded to their peers' assessments.

Still others argued that liberum arbitrium is a separate faculty altogether although it is closely linked with and interacts with the intellect and will in the production of a free action.

The existence of the language faculty as a separate faculty may simply be an odd, but psychologically real fact about us, and it may thereby supply a real basis for commitments about not only what is or isn't grammatical, but about what is or isn't a matter of natural language meaning.

There has been a belief that language and vision are separate faculties and are processed in separate parts of the brain.

Suppressed by the French Revolution, it was replaced by separate faculties of law, theology, science, and letters; a medical faculty was added in 1808, and the faculties were reconstituted as a university in 1896.

The university was suppressed by the French Revolution and was eventually replaced by separate faculties of law, letters, and science and by a school of medicine which was part of the University of France.

"The human mind," he later explained, "is better thought of as a series of relatively separate faculties, with only loose and non-predictable relations with one another, than as a single, all-purpose machine that performs steadily at a certain horsepower, independent of content and context".

Some treat emotion as one of many separate faculties.