Sentence examples for governing student from inspiring English sources
The bill also lays out strict regulations governing student protests, including having to give eight hours' notice for protest itineraries.
For kindergarten through 12th grade, the guidelines tell school districts that they can shape policies on locating schools, drawing attendance boundaries and governing student transfers to achieve a better racial mix.
Both the establishment of the program and extension of the time period happened by administrative action rather than through provisions of the law governing student visas.
Since 1986, UM has an Honor Code governing student conduct.
The Student Senators Council is the governing student body at NYU.
In the six weeks since the Obama administration issued weaker-than-expected rules governing student debt at for-profit colleges, the University of Phoenix's founder and executive board chairman has cashed out more than $59 million of the school's parent company's stock, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Since then, Bush and his family have refused to cooperate with investigators for the N.C.A.A. and the Pacific-10 Conference, who are looking into whether he or university officials violated rules governing student-athletes.
CNN, which endlessly promotes itself as having "the best political team," had so many panelists last Tuesday that one of them, Bill Bennett, wondered whether they were in violation of New York laws governing student-teacher ratios.
They also have party patrols, which are students governing students.
However, as members of other dorms who are of the same gender are allowed and sexual intercourse is banned by the University's rules governing students, many students believe these rules are in place to limit heterosexual sexual activity on campus.
"Innovation Policy and the Economy," a 7 April conference held by the National Bureau of Economic Research NBERR), focused heavily on the multiple connections among foreign-born STEM workers, the U.S. educational system, and the policy structure that governs student and guest-worker flows into the country.
