Sentence examples for universities capable of from inspiring English sources

1992 Polytechnics were given permission to become universities, capable of awarding their own degrees.

There may still be ordinary Americans as brave and committed to justice as the civil-rights movement's foot soldiers, but we no longer have a national government (or a federal bench, a press corps, labor unions, businesses, religious groups, universities) capable of coming together with the imagination, wisdom, and self-restraint necessary to achieve something on the scale of voting rights.

Our workforce is highly skilled and our world-class universities capable of retraining citizens for a twenty-first century economy.

While some might disagree with that claim, the reality is that in order for our system of higher education to survive in this era of limited funding and escalating costs, we need to prove that students are learning and that our colleges and universities are capable of driving innovation and creative thinking.

He also had to employ, with financial assistance from his university, people capable of reading scientific papers to him.

The Seminar was aimed at reflecting on the content and methodology required in comprehensive university programmes capable of educating in design for fire safety in the built environment.

KFDA allows clinical trials to be conducted only in the 150 KFDA-accredited hospitals and the RCTCs supported by the South Korean government are all large university hospitals capable of recruiting patients effectively for clinical trials.

The Chinese universities "are certainly capable of doing this on their own," Mr. Rosen said.

Almost every university worth its name has formed an alliance with a leading Chinese institution.But globalisation is going deeper than just the competition for talent: a growing number of countries are trying to create an elite group of "global universities" that are capable of competing with the best American institutions.

Both Milgram and Zimbardo found that, under certain conditions, well-educated and apparently ordinary university students were capable of immense cruelty.

A: As an openly gay and partnered (now married) theologian, I've found that Christian institutions, and the universities they sponsor, are capable of brutal and immoral treatment towards LGBTQIA+ employees.