Sentence examples for system of colleges from inspiring English sources

A French law of 1879 established a nationwide system of colleges for training women primary teachers (écoles normales d'institutrices).

A governor's chancery was set up along functional lines (paralleling the system of colleges) and subordinated to and supervised by the Senate.

The system of colleges was retained, but the authority of the presidents increased at the expense of the boards, initiating an evolution that culminated in the establishment of monocratic ministries in 1802.

But in the global economy looking forward, an efficient and productive system of colleges and universities is an essential ingredient to economic success.

As the system of colleges grew, however, halls declined in popularity and their sites and buildings tended to be taken over by colleges.

Back then, a lifetime ago now, America's states actually maintained a dual system of colleges -- one for for blacks and the other for whites.

The façade of amateurism broken, might the whole system of college football finally be brought down and rebooted?

When a scandal erupted in the spring over a badly flawed new system of college entrance exams, the Parliament was blamed for letting it happen.

And then there's the system of college sports, which turns every high-school star into a local hero, admired equally by the honours student and the dropout.

Critics like Walter Byers, a former N.C.A.A. executive director, have complained of a "neo-plantation" system of college sports in which athletes are pawns while high-priced coaches and athletic directors — under pressure to win — exercise the power of kings.

The current system of college decision making, assumes that by the end of junior year, students know what they are looking for in the upcoming four years.