Examples of 'universities act' in a sentence

Meaning of "universities act"

Universities act: referring to the guidelines, regulations, or laws that govern universities and their operations

How to use "universities act" in a sentence

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And universities act as economic stabilizers in times of economic crisis.
The university as per requirement of the private universities Act.
The reform of the Universities Act has been prepared in close collaboration with universities.
Joint degrees do not have a clear legal basis in the Universities Act.
The new Universities Act will provide opportunities for increasing local government representation on university boards.
The opportunities presented by the new Universities Act must be made full use of.
The trend was further affirmed yesterday, national day of mobilization against the Universities Act.
Impact evaluation of the Universities Act reform.
The Extension of Universities Act of 1959 made provision for separate universities for separate races.
With the promulgation of the Universities Act.
The Court ruled that article 99 of the Universities Act was unconstitutional.
Universities are explicitly defined in the Universities Act.
Higher education is regulated by the Universities Act adopted in 1997.
In early 2010 the government wants to bring an amendment to the Universities Act before parliament.
This initiative was furthered by the passing of the Universities Act of 1904.

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Before that, higher education was regulated by the Universities Act adopted in 1997.
Doctoral programmes have their main legal basis in the Universities Act 2002.

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