Sentence examples for universities called for from inspiring English sources

In response, 80% of US colleges and universities called for some form of strike.

The 1994 group of smaller research-intensive universities called for a debate on the funding and development of subjects of strategic importance.

Prof Les Ebdon, chair of the Million+ group of new universities, called for an immediate review of the transitional arrangements and exemptions.

Last month universities called for a radical change in the way the Department of Health allocates its research budget, amid widespread concern that much of the money is being lost within the health service system.

David Qin, a co-founder of Paladin Learning, a Shanghai company that provides counseling to students who want to study in the United States, said that parents who had children bound for Boston-area universities called for advice after they heard of the bombings.

The Morrill Act, which in 1862 created the mechanism that has funded many of the nation's great public universities, called for institutions that would "promote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life".

Petitions have been launched at more than 30 universities calling for fees to be reimbursed for teaching hours lost.

The 1994 group In a report setting out research policy and funding priorities, the 1994 group of smaller, research-intensive universities calls for more investment in all disciplines.

The latest proposal, unveiled this week by the Brookings Institution and a gaggle of large universities, calls for a 10-fold increase in federal funding for energy R&D to an annual level of $20 billion to $30 billion a year.  .

The university called for "police presence".

British expert Dr Nita Forouhi, from the Medical Research Council Epidemiology Unit at Cambridge University, called for "clear front of pack labelling of sugar content" to help consumers buying food products.