Sentence examples for university resulted from inspiring English sources
That sad choice by the University resulted in so much pain and suffering, and the termination of a several administrators, including the President.
A framework, covering these levels, was developed and guided the self-assessments by each university resulting in capacity assessment reports.
Then on Friday, a conversation between the presidents of the two universities resulted in the postponement.
— Most of the important music centers at American universities resulted from an academic imperative.
Appearing before a Commons committee looking into the future of the civil service, he said the institution needed to widen its recruitment policy, saying its focus on graduates from a limited number of universities resulted in it being staffed by the "same type of people".
In 2009, further calls for more funding to be made available to universities resulted in the commissioning of a report from the former chairman of BP John Browne to look into the future of higher education funding.
Our comprehensive assessment of the barriers to research productivity within Mozambique's public universities resulted in several actions.
It should be noted that variations in curriculum and pedagogy between universities resulted in variations in competencies.
The greater exchange and contact between the London and South African staff that flowed from the engagement between the teaching programs at the three universities resulted in a greater feeling of partnership than with the Thais for whom contact was either during PhD training or between institutional directors rather than lower-level staff (Table 4).
There is an increasing tendency of connections between different affiliations (e.g., two different universities), resulting in the decrease of the affiliation homophily during the years.
Rauner has demonstrated that until he gets his way, he will continue to block funding for low-income students, breast cancer patients, children with autism, and our colleges and universities (resulting in higher tuition and lower enrollment).
