Sentence examples for universities interest from inspiring English sources

In universities, interest in "innovation economics" is surging.

Skorton's testimony illuminated universities' interest in keeping that power.

For many years, various research funding organisations, including charities, have been running schemes of additional funding for public engagement and outreach projects; the amount and number of such awards may be a proxy for universities' interest in public engagement activity.

Koon said that coaches from some of the universities interested in Clowney had been closely following his academic progress.

He is talking to other universities interested in using him as a conduit for their own climate change technologies.

Suddenly, Sir Bob was back in the thick of it, chairing the group that was supervising a pilot of 21 universities interested in the GPA.

So, for those universities interested in exploring this option, just how do they go about developing undergraduate research programmes, and ensuring they are a success?

"New schools or universities interested in R.O.T.C. programs will each be evaluated" with an eye toward "the most efficient use of these resources," Cynthia Smith, a spokeswoman for the Pentagon, said Wednesday.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg raised his offer on Tuesday to universities interested in setting up a school of engineering and applied sciences in New York City: along with practically free use of a swath of land, the city will contribute as much as $100 million.

Universities interested in adding men's lacrosse have struggled because its large roster numbers hurt the gender equity mandated by the federal law known as Title IX. "No one is adding Division I lacrosse when they're not equitable to begin with," Virginia Coach Dom Starsia said.

Additionally, public university budgets increase when enrollment increases, so it's in the universities' interests to encourage graduate student admissions.