Sentence examples for view of university from inspiring English sources

It is saddening to see journalists turn on the institutions that put them into the privileged positions they are now in, and, instead of helping to do good by promoting their work, choosing to deliberately sabotage and limit their potential by promoting the negative and "knee-jerk" view of university fundraising put forward by your "Star" letter.

Rosie Hill, Norwich I was extremely disappointed that your Star Letter [the £25 National Book Token] was one that put forward an entirely negative and misinformed view of university fundraising, despite the many positive and well-informed comments on the blog.

This view of university education is pretty draconian, championing basic employment above the intrinsic value and purpose of education: education.

They are influenced -- often unconsciously -- by the widespread erroneous view of university faculty as impractical specialists who have little to contribute to the "business" of the institution.

In the other blue corner stands the far more thoughtful and evidence-based view of universities minister David Willetts, who understands that access policies need to be wider and more sophisticated.

And among some advocates of Jewish American causes, mostly but not entirely on the political right, there is a common view of universities as being inherently hostile to Israel and Jews, again making it seem possible that Kentucky would have dropped the class.

But this ivory tower view of universities and those who work in them is fast becoming out dated.

More so, the study did not solicit the views of university management whom by virtue of being policy makers are critical to the adoption of any technology.

Third, open-ended questions should be included in the questionnaire to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the views of university students towards the English graduation benchmark policy, as well as how their English learning process is influenced by the implementation of this policy.

Pam Tatlow, chief executive of Million+, a university thinktank affiliated with many newer universities, said: "The OECD has taken a partial view of the university landscape, failing to understand the myriad ways universities support students in their degree courses regardless of their individual prior attainment.

"It has sent out an empowering message of hope that you can dare to dream, whoever you are and wherever you come from," Burnham told MPs. "In the real world, the debate on tuition fees is already changing views of universities.