Sentence examples for calls student from inspiring English sources

Labour has recruited what it clunkingly calls "student vote activators".

Mr. Carter's Nixon is just a nervous fellow who drops his pronouns ("Have to stick it out for the sake of the presidency"), calls student radicals bums and often says "let me make one thing perfectly clear".

And though the contest has made it as far as the Ivy League -- Cornell is investing $259 million in what it calls "student life" and residential facilities alone -- there is a preponderance of activity on public campuses for a simple reason.

The assembly calls student housing "a powerful enabler of the continued marketisation of higher education".

Instead, an instructor comes to class with a randomized class list and calls student names in the order the names appear on this list.

In the months since, Battier has pushed the organization to address what he, with the polish of a politician, calls "student-athletes quality-of-life issues," and has suggested that a stipend of up to $2,000 could be included in a scholarship, along with a plane ticket home at Christmas.

Warwick vice-chancellor calls students "yobs" The vice-chancellor of the University of Warwick has been recorded apparently calling student protesters "yobs", The Boar reports.

Last month, the university's vice-chancellor Nigel Thrift was recorded calling student protestors "yobs".

Students will also have mandatory weekly 90-minute group sessions with advisers, called "student success advocates," addressing issues like study habits and stressful situations outside school.

The responses of the so called student groups are compared on the basis of creative capacity and the ability to generate new approaches to the concepts presented.

They are called "student success fees" and they offer the promise of more classes and programs and improved graduation rates for thousands of California State University students.