Sentence examples similar to alliance students from inspiring English sources

For years Notre Dame itself has forbidden the existence of a gay-straight alliance student group on campus because of the school's religion.

The network maintains a registry of Gay-Straight Alliances, student clubs that, as of 2008, have been established in 4,000 schools around the country.

The late 90's and the present are marked, once again, by an alliance of students and organized labor.

It looked for a moment like France was about to undergo another revolution... but the unlikely alliance of students and workers was an illusion.

More than five decades after the three-day conflict, which resulted in almost 120 of the invaders dying and 1,200 captured by Castro's forces when the United States failed to deliver promised air support, the veterans are no longer the youthful and idealistic alliance of students, lawyers, bankers, former Cuban army soldiers and assorted others they once were.

Among the ruptured relationships that will have to be healed after a Democratic presidential nominee emerges — Mrs. Clinton's army of fervent women, Mr. Obama's increasingly anti-Hillary supporters — there may also be the sibling rivalry in the formerly cordial alliance of students and politicians here in the City of Brotherly Love.

In Clovis, N.M., this year, the school board voted to ban clubs that didn't have a tie to schoolwork from meeting during the day, though their sights were set on one club in particular: a gay-straight alliance Clovis High School students wanted to form.

While the police eventually gained the upper hand after several days of pitched battles, the Chinese government concluded that mass action of this sort, occurring in the heart of a major city and featuring an alliance of students, farmers, and young professionals, was too great a threat.

The alliance between student unions and far-left political parties in those countries makes governments terrified of tuition fees.

The 21-year-old served as the president of Georgia Tech's Pride Alliance, a student-run LGBTQ group on campus, and identified as "bisexual, non-binary, and intersex," according to their profile on the group's website.

That is why an alliance of student and youth-led groups, including groups at Stanford University, is launching the ReEnergyse Campaign to mobilize and empower young people to advance this proposal through Congress in 2010.