Sentence examples for denied students from inspiring English sources

It is sad that the connection between Charles Darwin's theory and recent advances in biology is being denied students throughout the United States.

On the issue of state education aid for the city, for instance, many Democrats, lobbyists and education advocates were hoping for a windfall because of a Court of Appeals ruling ordering the state to make up for a lack of financing that denied students their constitutional right to a good education.

This trend, they fear, denies students the opportunity for broader study.

To not do so, he said, would deny students "a first-rate science education".

But other students and faculty members have argued that the protesters are denying students their right to an education.

Michael Gove, the shadow children's secretary, said: "Ed Balls is denying students choice and closing down opportunity.

Professor Tabarrok argued, however, that the way the system was set up now, "We're denying students a hands-on education".

Those of us who teach English in public schools and colleges see how privately developed tests squash the curriculum and deny students real opportunities for learning.

"One option was to shut the scheme down altogether and deny students the opportunity to receive training... my clear preference was to move to make the scheme sustainable".

It only inflates their egos and denies students the experience of receiving meaningful recognition for their true gifts and hard work.

To deny students the opportunity to be enriched with mathematical concepts prevents them from learning to appreciate the power and beauty of mathematics.