Sentence examples for rightist student from inspiring English sources

The students' criticisms come from both ends of the political spectrum: leftist groups have depicted the presence of foreign troops as an occupation in support of a neo-liberal economic agenda, while rightist student groups have denounced the foreign troops for their leniency when dealing with shanty-town gangs and their supporters.

In an attempt to stop the bill from being passed, an ultra-rightist university student named Otoya Yamaguchi, rushed the stage and fatally stabbed the leader of the Japanese Socialist Party, Inejiro Asanuma twice in the stomach with a wakizashi, as the latter was giving a speech in support of the bill.

After the 1980 coup, which was provoked in part by violence between leftist and rightist youth organizations, university students were constitutionally barred from political activity and membership in political parties, and the voting age was raised to 21.

The new, rightist coalition in the Knesset will anger fair-minded college students dozens of times during its time in power, but voices of protest need to nuanced enough to distinguish between that coalition and the myriad Israeli and American Jews who detest everything for which it stands.

A ferocious rightist, Mr Samak was accused of inciting the policemen and vigilantes who slaughtered dozens of unarmed student protesters in Bangkok in 1976.

The suburban university at Nanterre, where the 1968 student riots began, is the site of renewed violence & fighting between student leftists & rightists, and both sides against the police.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, March 21 , 1970P. 141 The suburban university at Nanterre, where the 1968 student riots began, is the site of renewed violence & fighting between student leftists & rightists, and both sides against the police.

And when the French New Wave came along — with its overtly apolitical enthusiasm for movies on aesthetic grounds, with its personal connections to rightist authors, and with the riotous living of many of its characters (as, for instance, the Parisian students of Claude Chabrol's "Les Cousins") — some saw it as the cinematic counterpart to the Hussars.

Then there are the open provocations: not only the public agitation by government ministers for equal Jewish access to the Haram al-Sharif but also the encroachment by rightist archeological organizations on the neighborhood of Silwan, and the marches by tens of thousands of radical nationalist yeshiva students through Nablus Gate on Jerusalem Day.

Rightist bigot?

"We are not rightist or fundamentalist.