Sentence examples for negotiated with students from inspiring English sources

And he debunks the state's contention that the state education formula is diligently negotiated with students in mind.

After a student sit-in at the admissions office last year, Wesleyan University's president, Douglas J. Bennet, negotiated with students to develop a code of conduct for service contractors.

He met some student demands but later declared that the university would never again negotiate with students occupying a building.

He said officials had been negotiating with students via mediators this week.

At Harvard he played a major role in negotiating with student dissidents and antiwar demonstrators.

There have been other occupations in the last week at Lancaster University, the University of Sheffield and the University of the West of England, but in each case the university has negotiated with the students about their concerns.

The collection took a leap in 1972, when Mr. Akeroyd negotiated with the S.D.S. (Students for a Democratic Society) for full runs of 72 significant underground periodicals that now make a kind of time capsule of the 1960's and the cornerstone of the current exhibition.

We adapted the activity design so that students have to identify and negotiate with other students to form their own groups spontaneously with no restrictions of having fixed size to a group.

University officials were negotiating with the students, witnesses said, but failed to persuade them to disperse.

Nigel Carrington, vice-chancellor at UAL, said they had "tried for nearly four weeks without success" to negotiate with the students.

The president ended up negotiating with the student leaders and gave in to most of their demands.