Sentence examples for graduates protest from inspiring English sources
An average growth rate of around 5% over the past five years has done little to create jobs or alleviate the plight of the poorest.Almost daily, unemployed graduates protest in front of parliament to demand government jobs which, although low paid, are at least secure.
Some Stanford graduates protest during Sunday's commencement ceremony.
A group of Harvard graduates protested, sued and even presented a challenge in a club election, all for naught.
Graduation protest: A Columbia University student who has been carrying a mattress around campus to raise awareness of rape and sexual assault hung onto the mattress as she graduated.
"How is it that a segment of our youth cannot realize their legitimate aspirations at professional, physical and social levels?" Thousands of unemployed graduates regularly protest in front of Morocco's Parliament in Rabat, demanding help from the government in finding work in a job market that has become increasingly hostile to new graduates.
The graduate students protested Wolfe's actions and his problems began.
Although the crowd was flecked with anarchists, Maoists and plain old-fashioned communists, the vast majority of marchers were more like Ryan Foster and Andrew Kennis, recent college graduates and devoted protest buddies who cherish Noam Chomsky, abhor the World Trade Organization and travel just about anywhere for a good anti-globalization demonstration.
ZANU PF)'s economic mismanagement has given many people, among them unemployed graduates, reason to protest.
Online snark had graduated to political protest, though as a rallying slogan, the vagueness of fail leaves much to be desired.
In Greece, where thousands walked off their jobs Tuesday in a 24-hour general strike against austerity measures, one university graduate at the protest in Athens said she had few hopes of finding a job in the fall.
Other times, they sought more metaphoric flair -- like when they burned their college and graduate degrees to protest the complete lack of women's history in most higher high education curricula.
