Sentence examples for world class status from inspiring English sources

Policy makers in the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) see "autonomous" research universities as increasingly central to "world class" status, technology development and economic innovation.

All the more shocking then, to read a review in the same newspaper that suggested that the restaurant had lost its world class status.

The department achieved world class status, branching out into many related fields, including ship design, rain-spray control on heavy lorries and Formula 1 car research.

Rosenblith had a long and distinguished tenure at MIT, helping to shape it throughout turbulent times and helping to ensure its world class status.

The revised National Mineral Policy (NMP2) and regulatory framework aims to create a more conducive, transparent and environmental-friendly economic climate to encourage more potential investors to confidently support and further develop the Malaysian mineral resource industry towards world class status and also help contribute towards further economic growth of the nation and society.

But the cuts were approved against the advice of consultants for Defra, who told ministers in 2010 that Kew would lose its world class status and see its research decline below a critical level if its operating grant was not maintained from 2012 onwards.

Denham praised universities' world-class status, but hinted they could not become complacent.

Its strategy has been to achieve world-class status by attracting a critical mass of top-flight faculty.

Maybe even the long jump, where experts say his baseline speed could quickly lead to world-class status.

Over 22 years of Daley rule, much became ossified even as the city rose to world-class status.

The Cranfield School of Management was initiated just before Henry arrived, and he encouraged it to the point of achieving world-class status.