Sentence examples for granted the students from inspiring English sources

A week later, on Dec. 8, 1964, in the face of mounting protests, Mr. Kerr backed down and granted the students the right to unrestricted political protest on campus.

The student is no longer taken for granted; the student is in charge.

On Wednesday, a judge granted the student a temporary reprieve from the suspension.

Planned observations of patient encounters occurred mostly early in the clerkship and the extent of this activity depended on the level of independence the GP granted the student.

Deasy cited two powerful reasons for granting the students' requested ban on polystyrene food trays: (1) the environmental impact of the non-biodegradable polystyrene on neighborhoods, rivers and beaches; and (2) the health and safety of the children.

The largest school district in California and the second largest in the nation, LAUSD, delivered a memorable civics lesson to the children of Thomas Starr King Middle School by granting the students' public request for a ban on food trays made of polystyrene (commonly referred to by the DOW Chemical patented name Styrofoam).

But the court ignores these possibilities by holding that merely granting the student body the power to elect a speaker that may choose to pray, "regardless of the students' ultimate use of it, is not acceptable".

This can lead to an "admit-deny" situation, where the college grants the student admission but fails to provide the student with the financial aid needed to be able to afford the college costs.

If a student's parents have cut off all financial support and refuse to complete the Fafsa, the college financial aid administrator may grant the student unsubsidized Stafford loans.

The college eventually decided that it would grant the student independent status — but only after a friend suggested that he get in touch with a gay trustee who sat on the college's board to lobby on his behalf.

It can be easy to take for granted the fact that college students are independent adults as much as they are students.