Sentence examples for imprisoned students from inspiring English sources

He said the communist government blackmailed him to step down, threatening to kill more than 1,000 imprisoned students if he did not leave.

At home, several imprisoned students were freed or had their sentences reduced, but the main student organisation was paralysed by a hardline takeover.Jonas Savimbi, Angola's rebel leader, was killed by the army.

Mr. Chidambaram said he would advise the state government to free the imprisoned students as well as people jailed under the Public Safety Act, making their release a seeming certainty.

The demands included the removal of Mr. Sein Lwin and the holding of the multiparty referendum, an end to martial law and military brutality, the release of imprisoned students and critics of the Government and a reduction in the cost of living.

By designing courses and learning activities collaboratively with imprisoned students in ways that respond to their expressed intellectual curiosities and literary interests, I seek to cultivate classrooms where imprisoned men can, if only temporarily, [End Page 10] experience desired learning community and human community amid ever more extreme forms of social isolation.

The activists posted a nine-page letter to U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan on the Internet, calling for the release of imprisoned students, outlining their grievances against the Islamic regime and detailing abuses of human rights.

Each week, Perlman and 10 MIT students traveled by van to Norfolk or Framingham to engage in discussion and study with 10 imprisoned fellow students, many of whom are incarcerated for life.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "We have excellent security, although it needs to be remembered that the prime purpose of that security is to keep intruders out of the building rather than to somehow try to imprison our students".

When he was imprisoned, his theology students issued underground bulletins containing his latest religious decrees.

In Warsaw the government closed down eight university departments, and imprisoned nearly 1,000 students after protests against state censorship.

She said "I've watched teachers tied in straitjackets by the demands of the national curriculum and Ofsted, and students imprisoned in boxes that need to be ticked.