Sentence examples similar to Beginning student group from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Leung refused to step down, and after the violence began a student group withdrew from talks that had opened a day earlier.

Regular carillon performance is limited to intermediate and advanced private students, although beginning group students have their lessons on the carillon, and the DeCal students give a final recital on the carillon each semester.

She said she has begun work with a student group attempting to raise awareness about sexual violence at the college.

Beginning in 2012, DukeEngage — and the student group Duke Engineers for International Development DEIDD) — have worked on various community development projects in Western Uganda in partnership with the organization Bringing Hope to the Family (BHTF).

Over the summer, a new student group called Nanostart began creating a community around nanoscale innovation and entrepreneurship.

Interestingly, the Orators has begun to attract a more diverse student group; today, almost a quarter of the Orators are Asian.

The thing I like best in the article linked above – the whole thing is well worth a careful read — is the brief story of how a student group in India began handing out leaflets about the lawsuit at a book fair where CUP representatives were hawking their wares.

The police and the university administration began discussions with the student groups on May 3 seeking to reinterpret or revise the camping ordinance to allow the shanties to remain.

Analysts familiar with them said leftist student groups began to emerge in the early 2000s when the democracy movement was suffering setbacks and many of their supporters were becoming disillusioned.

By placing the pretest values in the denominator, this formula normalizes for beginning differences in the two student groups and expresses change relative to the initial condition.

The student group agrees with Piketty.