Sentence examples for universities described from inspiring English sources

Players and coaches were besieged with congratulatory messages, and officials from both universities described spiked traffic across Web sites, bookstores and admission offices.

The UN's refugee body raised deep concerns about the move and a group of 53 legal scholars from 17 Australian universities described it as a violation of international law.

One study that Dr. Ming cites, by researchers at Yale, found that faculty members at research universities described female applicants for a manager position as significantly less competent than male applicants with identical qualifications.

Writing in the British Journal of Cancer, the researchers, from four British universities, described how they analysed GP records and cancer registration data from more than 1,600 patients over the age of 25 who had been diagnosed with either colon or rectal cancer between 2005 and 2006.

Since last week, some have met in various states to prepare counterattacks against what Terry W. Hartle, of the American Council of Education, which represents leaders of colleges and universities, described as the "eye-popping" level of "draconian" cuts it would take to balance some state budgets without new revenues.

Dr Pete Guest, senior lecturer in Roman archaeology at the university, described the discovery as "completely new and totally unexpected".

David Lammy, a Labour member of Parliament and vociferous critic of the university, described the recent changes as "good news".

In an e-mail last month responding to questions, the university described the reported study, completed last year, as preliminary.

One Chinese friend who has a degree from a European university described the conflict to me as "a clash between the commercial world and an old aboriginal society".

A leader of the Belfast Islamic Center, Jamal Iweida, who knew Mr. Ahmed during his studies at Queen's University, described him as involved in interfaith activities.

Another Sorbonne student, in the third year of a degree in modern literature, the university described her as "the most generous and amusing of friends".