Sentence examples for student outcry from inspiring English sources

While the report was disregarded by students as lacking sufficient student input and was not acted upon as a result of student outcry, the consensus remained for years among many faculty.

The program was cancelled due to lack of interest—"Columbia ditches free tampons because nobody actually used them," proclaimed a gleeful Daily Caller but reinstated after student outcry. .

The program's popularity among students is sky high; in 2013, student outcry against TeenTalk cuts at New Canaan High School convinced the Town of New Canaan to reinstate TeenTalk's funding in the town budget.

She also reportedly said Obama would make the U.S. "the new China," and took hits at First Lady Michelle Obama's healthy school lunch initiative, which has triggered substantial student outcry.

In the west, the media noted the students' outcry, but then their attention fixed on Gen. Manuel Noriega, who had stolen elections in Panama and invited a possible U.S. invasion.

Really?" The Sheriff's Office is investigating based on the reporting student's "outcry" and the allegation that "the incident was videotaped," according to The Smoking Gun.

An email written by a third-year Harvard Law student has incited outcry at law schools across the country.

In 1893, when the fence's original purpose of keeping out livestock was no longer needed, the College decided to tear it down, to much student and alumni outcry.

The jailing of Hedges, a 31-year-old Durham University PhD student, sparked a public outcry this week, with the Gulf state being accused of a miscarriage of justice.

The protests will be far bigger and better organised than the outcry over student fees after the Tory-Lib Dem coalition came to power in 2010.

A May 3 Daily Princetonian article reporting planned changes to the parking policy sparked an outcry from students.