Sentence examples for universities certainty from inspiring English sources

Pyne said it was "very important" that the Senate pass the bill this week "to give students and universities certainty".

Xenophon has signalled his preference for talks to continue into the new year rather than a rushed deal being done next week, but Madigan said students and universities required certainty.

In a statement released Saturday morning, U.K. Chancellor Philip Hammond said: "British businesses and universities will have certainty over future funding and should continue to bid for competitive EU funds while the UK remains a member of the EU".

Funding certainty for universities is central to this.

This means certainty for universities, opportunity for students and quality for employers.

Cable has also been arguing that universities urgently need greater certainty over the future of teacher training and medical training.

And, most alarmingly, without regard to the signal this sends out to foreign students around the world – that if they get admitted to British universities there is no certainty that they will be able to complete their studies.

A universal sign of certainty.

Universities are begging for policy certainty.

Australian universities are begging for "policy certainty", saying no other Australian industry would tolerate the indecision and complete absence of policy suffered by the higher education sector.

Two Rome University professors said there was no certainty that traces of DNA, found on a knife allegedly used in the murder, belonged to Kercher.