Sentence examples for handling of student from inspiring English sources

The immigration service has come under severe criticism since Sept. 11, particularly for its handling of student visas.

The reasons given for the policy included the university's disputes with staff over wages, the vice-chancellor's pay, and the handling of student protests by police.

His reputation soared with his calm handling of student protests, while his defence of the unions during the arguments on the white paper In Place of Strife reinforced his standing within the Labour movement.

Independent reviews of the handling of student loans can be dealt with by the parliamentary ombudsman for services provided by central government (for example the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills).

Some high-profile senior officers are in hot water for their handling of student demos, others for heavy-handed tactics in dealing with minority communities and/or terrorist suspects, another smaller group for its kid-gloves treatment of the News of the World over alleged widespread phone-tapping of celebs and politicians.

Hu was purged as Communist leader after hardliners criticized him for the handling of student demonstrations in Shanghai in 1986-87.

Five months after Chancellor Joel I. Klein admitted that the New York City schools were wrongly pushing out many struggling high school students, the Department of Education says it has turned around its handling of students who have fallen behind and are not expected to graduate on time.

This puts the GSI in a very difficult position, since there is no proof of either the student's story or the GSI's proper handling of the student's exam.

His critics faulted his handling of the student records system as well as another technology project: to provide every student, teacher and school administrator with an iPad.

Returning to Edinburgh, Higgs soon clashed with the university principal over his handling of the student protests of the decade.

The General Committee may delegate the handling of routine student petitions to the dean.