Sentence examples for starting campuses from inspiring English sources

Several American universities, like the Georgia Institute of Technology, have expressed interest in starting campuses in India, in part because the country sends about 100,000 students to the United States every year, more than any other country.

In starting campus divestment campaigns, we are beseeching our universities to take the principled stance against occupation that our politicians lack the courage or wisdom to take.

It recently started Campus London, a large building in London's high tech cluster in the East of the city which houses accelerators and co-working spaces.

In March 2012 Gujarat University started campus radio service on 90.8 MHz which was first kind of it in state and fifth in India.

Starting with campuses in Kitchener-Waterloo, Montreal and Vancouver, the startup aims to plant physical flags in as many of the world's global talent centers as possible.

Starting on campus and continuing online is an option for consideration.

They have called for a general strike and a mass camp-out at all 10 University of California campuses, 23 state university campuses and 112 community college campuses, starting Tuesday.

The divestment movement, which started on campuses but has rapidly spread to faith-based groups, municipalities and pension funds, has been scoring one victory after another.

Before I started visiting campuses, I was under the impression that the training and experience at well-regarded medical schools was more or less the same.

But alas, eventually you'll start touring campuses.

April was the last month before students would start leaving campuses, he pointed out.