Sentence examples for university noting from inspiring English sources

Obama started by thanking his two hosts in Cairo, al-Azhar University and Cairo University, noting the significance of this as representing partnership of tradition and modernity.

The university, noting a similarity, reached out.

Sarkeesian, a critic who is known for her video blog series "Tropes vs. Women in Video Games," described on Twitter receiving multiple specific threats of a "mass shooting" with intent to kill her and other feminists at the university, noting that one made explicit mention of Gamergate.

Jones, a political scientist at Rice University, noting Mr. Cruz's intellect and oratorical skills.

The study by academics at Ohio University, Illinois State University and Nebraska University noted that students sending and receiving messages while studying received lower test scores.

Bernstein now attends Wisconsin, a university noted for producing fine backs, and is redshirting this season.

In its response, the university noted its progressive policies toward blacks and the study of slavery.

No matter that Palmer was once a star at Florida, the university noted for turning out quarterbacks coached by Steve Spurrier, or that the Giants had drafted Palmer in the fourth round in 2001.

And yet, as Roy Jenkins, then chancellor of Oxford university, noted at the time, "It is difficult to think of any field of human endeavour in which central regulation is a greater enemy of excellence than that of the organisation of the teaching and research of universities".

The author of the recent British studies, Clive Seale of London University, notes another wrinkle: British doctors are more religious than the population at large, with half calling themselves somewhat, very or extremely religious, as opposed to a third of ordinary Britons.

Dr. Harvey W. Kushner, an expert in terrorism and chairman of the department of criminal justice at Long Island University, noted that suicide attacks are not condoned by most Muslims, but are espoused "by leaders of religious factions within the Islamic community" who have what he described as "a contorted view of what is spiritually permissible".