Examples of 'rectors' in a sentence
Meaning of "rectors"
Rector is a noun that typically refers to a person who is in charge of a university, college, or educational institution
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- plural of rector
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He was the first of three rectors to be named a bishop.
The rectors are ex officio members of the council.
I have not inspired any statements of rectors.
They may also be rectors or chaplains.
Some of them have even been elected as rectors.
University rectors played an important role in its development.
Their faculties could no longer elect rectors.
The letter to the rectors of universities.
The rectors have often been absentees.
Edit and manage the list of rectors or directors.
University rectors are now appointed directly by the president.
New rules will govern the compensation of rectors.
Rectors of higher educational institutions.
For national church presidents and seminary rectors.
Rectors will be informed without delay about this arrangement.
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Appointing and recalling rectors of universities and university professors.
See the list of rectors.
Objects and rectors are objective.
The following have been the successive rectors of this.
University rectors have expressed strong resistance to this decision.
Many became rectors there.
The rectors were benevolent.
Various polymerization rectors are contemplated.
It is also used in certain formal contexts by bishops and university rectors.
I do not want rectors of colleges.
Rectors also have comments to the enfranchisement of scientists proposed in the amendment.
The will to do our constitutional duty as rectors of the electoral process is fundamental.
The increase amounts for particular employees will be determined by university rectors.
Neither its successive rectors nor its senate made much of an impression on me.
He therefore asked for the matter to be adjudicated by the rectors of the university.
Rectors of national and public universities pass certification once every three years.
The criticisms have sometimes come from some of the rectors themselves.
Six more rectors were connected to the grid during the following ten years.
Cuba will also be represented at the forums of university rectors and entrepreneurs.
The directors and rectors of the university played an important role in its development.
The rector is supported by conrectors deputy rectors who can take his place.
Rectors have implied that they planned joint courses and conducting joint recruitment.
Most of the cathedral incumbents or rectors have served for a significant period of time.
Lay rectors would usually be wealthy landowners owning a substantial amount of property in the parish.
Below is a list of rectors from Finghall.
Rectors of basilicas and some canons wear a black mozzetta with red piping and buttons.
Conference of the five rectors of the Valencian universities.
The heads of certain Indian boarding schools are called rectors.
University rectors had to be members of the Falange.
The Leir family themselves have provided a number of rectors to the parish.
All of its rectors have been Jesuit priests.
Bishop Howard took a hard line against those congregations and their rectors.
Many of the Rectors were well and widely published.
Below is a list of rectors of KNU.
Rectors are chosen by a Commission whose members are in part nominated by State bodies.
