Sentence examples for granted student from inspiring English sources

The long-criticized Immigration and Naturalization Service earned some new ridicule: it mailed routine notices to a Florida flight school saying that it had granted student visas to Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al-Shehhi, the two men believed to have flown hijacked airplanes into the twin towers.

On 23 August, the National Labor Relations Board granted student teaching and research assistants at private universities the right to form labor unions, and student assistants at unionized schools tend to earn more than their nonunion counterparts.

The new rules are intended to close a security gap brought to light after 9/11, when it emerged that one of the19 hijackers had come to the United States on a student visa, and two others were posthumously granted student status months after the attacks.

Because the current student visas aren't tied to a specific university or college, "The government has no idea where very large numbers of international students are in the U.K. It doesn't even know if people who have been granted student visas have arrived," says Dominic Scott, chief executive of the UK Council for International Students Affairs.

In 2012, full-time students can be granted student allowance of a maximum of 44,600 SEK (~5,000 EUR) per semester [ 45].

The compromise would have granted students who are the children of illegal immigrants a new kind of nonimmigrant visa that would have let them live in this country legally for a period of time.

While an excellent illustration of mass transport on its own, coupling this system with a reverse osmosis (RO) experiment granted students a complete understanding of hydraulic membrane separations and mass transport boundary layer phenomena.

Selective schools like Stuyvesant High School would continue to grant students with disabilities extra time to complete admissions tests and would not be expected to soften their entry requirements.

The compromise would grant students who are the children of illegal immigrants a new kind of nonimmigrant visa that would let them live in this country legally for a period of time.

Some of the courses hosted on iversity.org will grant students credit points for completion, in line with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).

Unlike the federal DREAM Act, the New York bill would not permit granting students legal status.