Sentence examples for preserve students from inspiring English sources

ITT Educational Services Inc. recently announced a deal with three major banks to preserve students loans through the rest of the year.

To preserve student privacy and to allow for anonymous participation, questionnaires were distributed and collected by a member of the research team, with no teacher involvement and no list of names or identifying information was created.

-- Provide necessary principal and teacher training about the proper use of data including preserving student privacy.

In the interest of preserving student ideas, we have also used the term migration to describe emigration or immigration.

Identifying surveys in this way allowed us to compare individual and group scores pre- and postcourse, while preserving student anonymity (Hoskins et al., 2007).

But a group of students took the annual ritual off campus, to the Chipilly Woods within the forest preserve, and students quoted on local television in recent days say violent hazing has been a part of it for years.

The Company intends to make a NORA submission to the CFPB, and continues to believe that its acts and practices relating to student loans -- financing that is essential to preserving our students' access to post-secondary education -- are lawful.

However, there are still teachers who, despite having such further education (which is highly recommended), nonetheless feel "preserving" their students' religious beliefs trumps evolution education.

But he spends increasing effort trying to preserve Vietnamese culture as a way to keep students out of trouble.

If the college is to preserve its cherished student-faculty ratio, keep faculty salaries competitive, maintain its physical plant, provide financial aid to needy students and meet the costs of the latest information-age electronics, the endowment must grow.

And it is no longer largely the preserve of students and young people.