Sentence examples for universities assuming from inspiring English sources

The F.B.S. universities — assuming Notre Dame would not be among them — have not been together long enough under N.C.A.A. guidelines to retain the league's automatic bid to the N.C.A.A. tournament, meaning at the very least they would be forced to appease those basketball universities on some issues.

This may be a reflection of this – universities assume those skills are there, but they might not be".

British universities assume that students are, to most intents and purposes, independent adults, able to make choices about both academic and private life.

This confirms the importance of mutual and non-exclusive cooperation in which universities assume an absorptive pro-active approach for creating knowledge.

With China sending almost 200,000 students to the U.S. each year many universities assume that our "academic freedom" will in itself be persuasive.

Two years later the German-language university in Prague (Charles University) was split into two institutions, with the Czech university assuming the prime position.

The university assumes no responsibility for loss of, or damage to, items included in this process.

The university assumes you are proficient in English and in writing about academic topics.

"It raises major questions about how a university assumes orderly turnover of faculty and deals with the demographic bubbles within the faculty as professors age".

Students at a U.S. university assumed the role of admissions officers for an MBA program and were presented with information about candidates' grade point averages as well as the average GPA at their colleges.

University architect John Pearce says that some large spaces have always existed as part of Duke's identity--Baldwin Auditorium and the union building on East Campus, for example, and the Great Hall and Gothic Reading Room on West--but the traditional layout of the university assumed a certain pattern to student life.