Sentence examples for student challenged from inspiring English sources

Classmates said that when a student challenged the case's relevance to a business degree, the professor responded: Who knows?

He pointed to a 1992 case in Virginia, in which a student challenged a punishment for wearing a "Drugs Suck!" T-shirt to school.

At a student convention here on Friday, a student challenged Dr. Dean on his promise to talk more about religion while campaigning in the South but not in his native North.

Mr. Obama himself sought to play down the significance of the public option at a town-hall-style meeting on Saturday in Grand Junction, Colo., when a university student challenged him on how private insurers could compete with the government.

And while many companies have joined in Supreme Court briefs in recent years supporting affirmative action and diversity in the workplace, those moves came long after landmark Supreme Court cases like Bakke in 1978, in which a white male student challenged affirmative action in admission at the medical school at the University of California, Davis.

The design student challenged himself by creating an efficient home in which everything has multiple functions and uses.

A federal judge ordered the Kamehameha Schools to admit a 12-year-old student challenging its admissions policy.

Likewise, a recommendation derived from the responses was that of exploring and identifying what makes a given student challenging to supervise.

In November 1973, Polytechnio students challenged a United States-backed military dictatorship.

"It's a far cry from the 60s, when students challenged lecturers for being bourgeois," he says.

Students challenged both the church and the Communist Party, as well as the ubiquitous consumer society and the traditional power of the family.