Sentence examples for organizations student from inspiring English sources

The groups must be nongovernmental and nonprofit, and can include religious organizations, student groups, labor unions, business associations or neighborhood groups.

In my years in Delhi as a student and a reporter, the protests against the various instances of sexual assault would be attended and lead by left-leaning women's organizations student groups.

She also said that nonprofit organizations, student filmmakers and independent filmmakers were not turned away because of their budget limitations, but that they must go through the same content approval process.

Although many Occupiers are leaving their tents, if anything, their influence on community organizations, student groups and labor unions is only growing stronger.

The campaign, which eventually attracted the support of religious groups, labor organizations, student groups and anti-slavery activists, became known as the Campaign for Fair Food with a stated goal to increase the wages of the pickers by 1¢ per pound picked above the 45¢ paid per bucket at the time, or about 77¢ for each 32-pound (14.5 kg) bucket in 2005 US dollars.

Nowhere is that clearer than in New York City, where the NYPD -- which is twice the size of the FBI -- launched a massive program of discriminatory surveillance and investigation of American Muslims, mapping the places where they carry out daily activities and sending informants to spy on mosques and Muslim community organizations, student groups and businesses.

Mr. Haziq said he was concerned that universities could make arbitrary decisions about which organizations students could join.

Communications referenced a wide array of stakeholder groups, including fringe groups such as the media, minorities, nongovernmental organizations, students, and sponsored athletes.

The most active lobbyists for these bills are the National Rifle Association and a network of pro-gun student organizations, Students for Campus Carry.

The internships seek to attract into museum and visual arts organizations students from historically underrepresented groups: people of African American, Asian, Latino/Hispanic, Native American, and Pacific Islander descent.

After transferring to the University of Texas, she left school to work for the left-wing organization Students for a Democratic Society.