Sentence examples for appease students from inspiring English sources

This week the military attempted to appease students by announcing that it would court-martial or prosecute 163 soldiers and police for getting out of hand.

Raising the mandatory grading average is a disingenuous measure taken by law schools to appease students, many of whom are growing increasingly unhappy with the fact that they are graduating with crushing debt and meager job prospects.

That has done little to appease students, who claim that state security officials have long held sway over certain aspects of the university's operations and that the institution's image as a bastion of free speech is wide of the mark.

Although students were required to view the online clips prior to the tutorials, some sites would show the clips in-class, to appease students who did not do the pre-tutorial activities.

Khosravi worries that the current working group is structured to appease student concern, rather than address it.

To appease the students, the college principal was fired.

But politicians in the Berlin city government were eager to attract a director of Stein's ability and also to appease the students, so a year later he was invited back to the Schaubühne not just to direct but to take over the building with a subsidy of DM1.8m.

Since the decision to start charging tuition, the board has tried to appease its students, including efforts to diversify its own membership.

Of course, smartphones can be a distraction – but the answer should not be to ban them; we are already too far gone for that to appease screen-hungry students.

Opposition to labour reforms has led to the government to back-track in order to attempt to appease young people after students and high-school unions took to the streets to protest.

The club's subsequent promises to cooperate fully with the inquiry and its lengthy apology, which called the language in the booklet "inexcusably offensive and stigmatising" and admitted members had "a lot to learn about the pernicious effects of 'banter'", were not enough to appease the university and fellow students who had called for harsh sanctions.