Sentence examples for indigent students from inspiring English sources
We need simplicity and more transparency in tuition, we need to do a better job of finding and helping indigent students, and we need to be more responsive to the problems confronting the middle class.
In the 1930s and possibly earlier, the Synagogue housed the Chayei Olam Cheider, where indigent students form the Old City received their Torah education.
The way it works out, most of those indigent students are African American or Dominican or Haitian or Jamaican or Puerto Rican.
To list only a few problems: (1) Because competent representation is not provided, indigent students may have to battle suspension or even expulsion without adequate representation, while wealthy students can avail themselves of the best representation their parents' money can buy.
The award of scholarships by tobacco companies to indigent students, especially those from tobacco farming areas, was also identified as an indirect tobacco promotional activity targeting the youth.
A financial summary of the high school clinic (Table 1, column 4) shows a small operating deficit, primarily related to lower billable visit rates and the absence of the per-visit fee from the CHC to cover indigent students.
Students represent indigent clients charged in Massachusetts courts with crimes ranging from misdemeanors to felonies.
But they learned of a free "Civil Practice" clinic at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, run by Louis Rulli, where students help indigent homeowners challenge civil-forfeiture claims.
But critics, mostly liberals, say voter impersonation fraud is rare and contend that the restrictions are a veiled effort to suppress turnout by legitimate voters who are less likely to have a photo ID card and who tend to support Democrats, like students, the indigent and minorities.
Critics say there is no evidence of significant amounts of in-person voter impersonation fraud and contend the restrictions are a veiled effort to suppress turnout by legitimate voters who tend to vote for Democrats, including students, the indigent and minorities.
He created a program at Yale in which faculty supervised students working with indigent clients in a variety of contexts so as to gain insights into an area of substantive law in an administrative-regulatory context.
