Sentence examples for claiming students from inspiring English sources

North Korea Undercover was broadcast in April last year amid demands from the university that the BBC withdraw it, claiming students hadn't been properly informed before the trip.

According to the Telegraph, he says his new private university, the New College of the Humanities, is giving places to students with A and B grades at A-level - a comment likely to prompt claims that it's being forced to lower standards to fill places after originally claiming students would require straight As.

Many students and some universities are furious, claiming student loans have been mis-sold.

He claims students should "get some perspective" as the government is not "asking for their left kidney".

A report published by the Money Charity in August 2014 claimed students were being "set up to fail" by expensive housing and living costs in the city.

Tom Bennett, writing in the Times Educational Supplement, claims students will be forced to undertake "back breaking" after school tasks with little educational value.

The law includes an exception permitting disclosure of grades to parents who claim students as dependents on their federal tax returns.

This petition largely focuses on students in London and it has actually gained a response from Mayor Boris Johnson who claims students already get a large number of discounts on London travel.

The report claims students who face either financial or educational disadvantages will suffer disproportionately, with 83% of college leaders concerned they will be unable to provide the support required.

For example, it's been claimed students from Northern Ireland who are also entitled to Irish citizenship could take advantage of this to claim free tuition although there is little evidence of this happening to any great extent.

Authorities claim students are being killed by pro-Brotherhood shooters within student protests.