Sentence examples for student represented from inspiring English sources

Professor Frank J. Doti of the Chapman University law school in Orange, Calif., who with Pallavi Shah, a law student, represented Ms. Reyes, said that many low-income people audited by the I.R.S. wound up in worse straits than did Ms. Reyes.

As Jason Burke explains in this brilliant piece of reportage, the four men who raped the student represented a bulk of today's Indians - semi-skilled, poorly educated, unmarried and high on cheap alcohol in a city which has an awful sex ratio and record of protecting women and "high levels of alcohol abuse".

Each tardy student represented two interruptions to instruction: when students showed up in class and were told to go get a pass from the office and when they reentered with the pass.

Six hours for the student represented by the lowest bound in these ranges is a significant amount of study time on a formative exercise.

"Everything's been fine," said Pierre Berthol, 23, a high school student representing Lavalas Family, the party of former Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

The decision to suspend a student represents a high-stakes moment in the life of a young person.

The number of students represented by the NUS has been changed from seven billion to seven million.

Black students represented 27% of law enforcement referrals, despite making up only 16% of enrollment.

When Hemingway was presumed dead in a plane crash, Charles recalls, students represented their mass mourning by wearing black armbands.

Black and Hispanic students represented about 5 percent and 23 percent, respectively, with Asians and other races making up the rest.

Moreover, in all cases students represented a non-adaptive factor as an alternative to natural selection.