Sentence examples for universities existing from inspiring English sources

The money would come from a proportion of universities' existing access and outreach spending.

"The latest guidance is confusing and we remain unconvinced the government has properly considered how it will sit alongside universities' existing duties and codes of practice concerning academic freedom," she said.

This includes universities supporting existing social enterprises and their role in helping staff and students develop their own business.

In the US, whereas, faculty may form start-up companies more easily than complicated negotiation between universities and existing companies.

The results confirm the crucial role of universities and existing national knowledge base complemented by R&D commitments from both public and private sources.

This review began with a search of universities with existing SBCC curricula in South Africa and the Southern African region.

Pursuing this partnering agenda has demanded that universities overcome existing cultural values - many of which contributed to the excellence for which they became known in the first place - and that they adopt a more entrepreneurial approach to their activities [ 9].

John L. Lahey, the university president, said that the proposed school would build on the university's existing health sciences programs, and the hope was to recruit at least some students who had worked in health care and wanted to become doctors.

The service is free for the students, since it supplements the university's existing cord-in-the-wall cable system.

She had planned to join the army before an accident, while teaching in the US after university, exacerbated existing inherited health problems.

But pulling the rug from beneath all the university's existing non-EU students has caused unnecessary distress to people who are here legitimately and who have invested a great deal of money in their education and, thus, in the UK.