Sentence examples for universal college from inspiring English sources

It works like a universal college application.

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Ms. Rose blames the media, church leaders and former President Bill Clinton (who urged universal college) for parents' misconceptions.

Any other Democrat who proposed universal health care and universal college education, as Mr. Corzine has done, might be open to criticism as being a liberal spendthrift.

I think this is the way we need to think about the value of government subsidies for, and/or cost controls on, and/or provision of low-cost Skype-enhanced alternatives to universal college education.

On the domestic side, he rails against corporate corruption at the slightest opportunity and favors single-payer health care, free and universal pre-kindergarten, free and universal college tuition at state schools.

Robert Reich, a political economist at Berkeley who served as labor secretary in Bill Clinton's administration, suggests increasing the mandatory education to 14 years, including two years of universal community college to equip workers with the new skills required by a changing economy.

Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders promised on Thursday to "revolutionize" higher education with universal free public college tuition, because it is the "right thing to do".

Mr. Corzine has called for the government to provide universal preschool, free college tuition for any student with a B average or better and universal health care (although he later revised that promise to "universal access at health care").

The French have chosen to take their productivity gains in the form of shorter work hours, longer vacations, universal healthcare, free college education and childcare, and a more equal distribution on income.

But even there he stayed on message: when a man in the audience asked about the rising cost of medical school, Carson suggested making colleges pay the interest on student loans, to help keep down tuition, yet firmly rejected the idea of universal government-funded college education.