Sentence examples for usually university from inspiring English sources

In fact, Spiked's rankings show it is not usually university managements that are behind outright censorship on campus: only 9.5% have done so, according to the research.

The second type of theatre, found in the London area, was made up of amateurs, usually university students, performing for the royal court and assorted gentry.

Usually, university professors and classroom teachers decide whether to grant a license after observing the candidates for six months in real school settings.

Generally, if anyone is still listening to EDM, they probably just started doing MDMA, and they're usually university kids.

There are immediate calls to ban initiation ceremonies which feature heavy drinking, and usually universities and university societies are only too happy to do so.

When 9 government institutions were examined, the most important institutions were the MoH, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TUBITAK) and the Turkish Statistical Institution (TUIK) which are partner institutions of the other institutes (usually universities).

Job fairs are organized gatherings in which employers set up booths and meet with prospective employees--usually university undergraduates and graduate students.

They're run in partnership with a company and a training provider, usually a university.

The gangs behind the attacks range in size from 10 to 50 people with the assailants usually vandalizing university property.

He has continued his bookselling operation, working with Maggs Bros of Berkeley Square to build or sell archives, usually to university libraries.

Advocates, who usually were university graduates in Romanist learning, gave direct advice to clients and to procurators and presented oral arguments in court.