Sentence examples for defending student from inspiring English sources

A self-educated lawyer, Mr. Roh first made his mark by defending student and labor activists who opposed military dictators and their cronies in industry.

Mr. Roh spent the politically turbulent early 1980's defending student and labor activists against the military government and formally joined the democracy movement in 1987, winning a seat in Parliament from Pusan in 1988.

Unfortunately, my experience defending student rights on campuses nationwide shows that this isn't an isolated incident.

Attorney and former Central Michigan University professor Todd Levitt has a local reputation for rabidly defending student clients and fashioning himself in ongoing homage to Saul Goodman, the shady lawyer on "Breaking Bad".

Defending students from accusations that exams have become easier, Willetts said the A-level class of 2010 were more dedicated than a previous generation.

A summer stint at Dewey, Ballantine in New York, combined with volunteer work defending students against charges of misbehavior, soured him on that idea.

"I would not seek out FIRE even though they say they are founded for reasons of defending students who feel their voice is lost," she said.

At Portsmouth University, student union president Grant Clarke says in a statement that policies aimed at defending students from racist, sexist and homophobic harassment don't preclude people from openly talking and discussing these issues, "but we don't accept these behaviours on our campus".

"It's really distressing to me and disappointing to me because I enjoy defending students," Lukianoff said.

The controversy arose after Erika Christakis sent an email defending students' autonomy and questioning if it is the proper role of colleges to tell students what Halloween costumes they should wear.

Wes Streeting, president of the National Union of Students, is quick to defend student sabbatical officers, but concedes that at times some officers will be looking for an easy ride.