Sentence examples for relations students with from inspiring English sources

"I can have my choice of 15 very bright master's in international relations students with experience working overseas and two languages and a strong background in public service, but I can't find a hydrologist who's worked in disaster response, and if I found one, I'd hire them in a second".

"Facts cannot trump feelings in controlling public opinion," he concluded, in advice written for public relations students and professionals working with controversial industries.

Emmerson is particularly concerned about expectations in relation to students with special educational needs (SEN).

You cannot be a successful public relations student if you don't keep up with current events.

On the flip side, prosecutors say that because teachers have special disciplinary and authoritative powers, sexual relations with students is inherently coercive, and the law is designed to protect students in an educational environment.

These studies have predominantly been undertaken in relation to undergraduate students with fewer insights into whether similar influences carry over into graduate programs of study.

I can't imagine that in the late nineteen-sixties anyone would have been terribly surprised had they learned that some faculty were having sexual relations with students.

Nonetheless, several board members told The New York Times that they believed that Mr. Shimano's relations with students had ended long ago, and they saw no reason that Mr. Shimano could not continue teaching.

A recent survey of 300 public university professors by Gordon Hewitt of Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, found that more than 90% did not feel unions harmed their relations with students (see chart).

Although the same instructional behaviours show even stronger relations with students' enjoyment in social classes, the extent to which teachers in social classes implement these behaviours seems to be decoupled from the extent to which they enjoy their work.

Thompson referred to other state laws, including in Texas, Arkansas and Kansas, which specifically examine whether a teacher abused their position of power in their sexual relations with students.