Sentence examples for attorneys for students from inspiring English sources

Attorneys for students are trying to get selected material into the public record.

Attorneys for students and their families are trying to prove the district should be held liable because it was on notice about Berndt's behavior long before his abuses became publicly known.

In the new lawsuits, attorneys for students allege a range of improper practices by Career Point, including failing to apply federal aid to student accounts, pushing students into expensive private loans, and even charging students for meetings with the school's financial aid office.

In the new lawsuits, attorneys for students allege a range of improper practices by Career Point, including failing to apply federal aid to student accounts, pushing students into expensive private loans,  and even charging students for meetings with the school's financial aid office.

An attorney for Students for Fair Admissions, the nonprofit group representing a dozen Asian-Americans denied admission by Harvard, confronts the assistant principal of Stuyvesant High School with evidence that white students applying to Harvard in 2014 from her school were more than twice as likely to be admitted to the university as were her Asian-American students.

In 1984, she founded PALS — Practicing Attorneys for Law Students — to mentor minority law students.

All in all, attorneys for the students say, they will get a second chance.

But attorneys for the students facing civil immigration charges and civil rights experts have questioned this characterization.

"Everybody I called said yes," she recalls of the birth of Practicing Attorneys for Law Students (PALS), a no-fee, multiethnic nonprofit organization offering assistance to all law schools in the New York tristate area.

Attorneys for Miramonte students and their families cited the Berndt case as proof that L.A. Unified has been negligent.

Attorneys for the student organizers challenged a previous election held in November 2016 on the grounds that scores of graduate students were incorrectly deemed ineligible to vote.