Sentence examples for stringent academic from inspiring English sources
Those figures were identical to those compiled last year, the year of the first study since the N.C.A.A. imposed more stringent academic requirements.
One need look no further than the strong, unpopular stands he took on issues like more stringent academic standards for college athletes.
That was in part because of a lack of funding and the fact that many states implemented more stringent academic requirements.
The New Plan also hindered the availability of suitable football players: It encouraged younger students to enroll, discouraged the transfer of student-athletes, and had stringent academic requirements to maintain athletic eligibility.
Some faculty particularly those from prestigious research-based institutions seem to fear that their status could be undermined by less-stringent academic standards.
But in a statement released Tuesday, the university said, "Such a center would only be established and funded after rigorous academic and ethical review, and only if its goals are consistent with the University's educational and research missions, and its research is determined to be conducted to the appropriate stringent standards".
He also said that the admissions department would continue to be more stringent about the academic qualifications of all athletes admitted.
In the course of this to-do, he challenged his opponent to a duel with sabres "under the most stringent conditions permitted in academic practice".
They argued that partners should be selected in accordance with stringent criteria such as academic education and preferably a professional background in medicine or healthcare: "It makes the conversation run more smoothly".
His tone is less stringent than that of some academics (thought this isn't a book for anyone scared of theory), and he pokes around into more historical badger holes than other writers in his cohort (the Turing machine pops up).
The academic requirements are less stringent than those at accredited universities.
