Sentence examples for universities except for from inspiring English sources

English is the common language of instruction at most universities, except for a few bilingual institutions and several French-language schools.

That is because Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 bars race discrimination by any institution that receives federal money, a category that covers essentially all universities except for some religious colleges.

In each state, we selected two public secular, two private secular and two religious colleges and/or universities, except for Maine where only one religious institution was identified (Table S1).

I've looked high and low, but I've found little money for non-permanent-resident trainees working at U.S. universities, except for certain targeted groups (citizens of NATO partner countries, citizens of newly independent eastern European nations, etc).

With fresh-faced pupils seated in rows, Mr. Bloch's classroom could pass for one in a traditional university, except for the Steinway or two at the front of the room.

The strains of Brucella used in this study were supplied by the Microbiology Department of the Faculty of Medicine at Valladolid University, except for the vaccine strains B-19 and Rev-1, kindly provided by the Agriculture Department of the Andalusian Regional Government.

Paraphrasing Winston Churchill's views on democracy, he says that reputational rankings of academic quality "are the worst method for assessing the comparative quality of U.S. research universities--except for all the others".

For all patients, follow-up after discharge was carried out by the university hospital, except for two patients who were initially managed by the university hospital and then by their GP, and two who were managed only by their GP.

After all, I am a graduate of the university, and except for the influence of my parents and family, my four years of excellent education there did more to shape my life than anything else.

* The figures in this blog are calculated as follows: number of contact hours per week (as told to the Guardian by each student), multiplied by the number of teaching weeks in a year (24 for each university cited except for Birmingham, 22), divided by the maximum tuition fee to be charged from 2012 (£9,000 unless stated otherwise).

All the very high-volume hospitals were university hospitals, except for 1 between 2003 and 2008 and except for 3 in the period 2009 2010.