Sentence examples for university ties from inspiring English sources

But Dr. Pickering, who greeted the press in triumph after the first successful launching, said the laboratory's decision to maintain its university ties had caused friction.

Japan has also agreed to recognise Australian university degree qualifications from 2016 and deals were signed on Friday to deepen university ties in the area of energy, health and medical research.

The money is awarded competitively to small business owners, many with university ties, to fine-tune technology so that it can be commercialized.

After they met, she cooled the romance, though they did sail to Belfast together and "climbed the tower of Queen's University, tying a friend's pyjamas to the flagpost".

UC Berkeley again was the highest-ranked public university, tied with Georgetown for 20th in the overall rating.

The old numbers put Wisconsin among the safest Big Ten universities, tied with Northwestern and Purdue.

If universities tie tenure decisions to department budgets, deans will be tempted to think about pleasing alumni in determining whom to tenure and whom to let go.

Since 2003, when Ruth Simmons, then the president of Brown University, announced a headline-grabbing initiative to investigate that university's ties to slavery, scholars at William and Mary, Harvard, Emory, the University of Maryland, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and elsewhere have completed their own studies.

Baseball officials said they had been focused on the university's ties to the clinic and steroid distribution since last summer.

The head of the LSE admitted he felt embarrassed about the university's ties with the Gaddafi family.

Students, alumni and academics came together just last month to launch their new Fossil Free Oxford campaign which aims to sever the university's ties with Royal Dutch Shell and other fossil fuel companies.