Sentence examples for universities increasing from inspiring English sources

"As many recent reports have shown, and as Professor Ebdon has recently highlighted, we need to see more progress in universities increasing recruitment of students from poorer backgrounds.

Other potential consequences of Mrs. Clinton's proposal include public universities' increasing their tuition fees at the expense of taxpayers, stalled migration among states as students are incentivized to stay home and a shortage of classroom space to accommodate the larger enrollments at state schools.

After warning for months that New Jersey faces the worst budget crisis in the nation, Gov. James E. McGreevey unveiled a $23.6 billion spending plan today that sought to avert a $5 billion budget shortfall by cutting aid to parks and universities, increasing cigarette taxes and using some one-time measures to increase revenues.

Law School, Where Economics Doesn't Apply | The law school industry has become the cash cow of universities, increasing the numbers of incoming students as well as the money they are willing to spend for a degree, even if their diplomas are not as useful as they used to be.

The society plans to establish several "International Max Planck Research Schools" near universities, increasing the number of Ph.D. students who conduct research at its institutes.

Other key points in the strategy include removing the obstacles to the mobility of researchers, strengthening technology transfer within universities, increasing business expenditure on R&D to €2.5 billion by 2013, and promoting collaboration with scientific colleagues in Northern Ireland.

He steered hundreds of millions of dollars of increased spending toward state universities, increased standardized testing in public education and improved legal protections for gay people.

Public universities increased their fees by 27% in the five years to 2012.

To help solve the problem, the government agreed in 2004 to let universities increase tuition fees.

A new report that came out today recommends that some universities increase their spending in this area threefold.

The average pay of presidents at research universities increased 35percentt from 1993 to 1998, when endowments soared.