Sentence examples for students call for from inspiring English sources

In their statement, the students call for the breaking of all relations with the UK.

A considerable percentage of voters responded to the students' call for a constitutional assembly.

To Bangladeshis, such language is as painfully familiar as the repression that followed the students' call for the early restoration of democracy censorship, arrests without warrants, and the beating-up of intellectuals and journalists.Last week a magistrate's court heard two professors allege they were tortured while detained on suspicion of fuelling the campus violence.

Describing demands for reform as a 'a fresh current that is carrying us forward into the 21 century', he endorsed the students' call for an end to 'corruption, collusion and nepotism', but hailed the man they blame for such ills as the 'core of the success of our development'.

The comment by the president of Birmingham University Jewish Society that "when someone attacks Zionism they're indirectly attacking Judaism as a religion, because the two go hand in hand" (Jewish students call for apology from head of NUS for 'past rhetoric', 22 April) makes a totally invalid equation.

Some supported the students' call for democracy.

The students called for Elian's return.

Following the incident more than 11,000 students called for the ouster of the university's athletic director; he resigned in October.

Sparked by a trivial incident at Dhaka University, protests spread to most university towns, as students called for the lifting of emergency rule and the restoration of democracy.

Marian Goodman Gallery, W1, to 17 Dec Art became political in Oxford last year, when students called for the university's statue of Cecil Rhodes to be pulled down.

But she said after students called for a meeting and decided that wardens should educate students about precautions they need to take and that alternate arrangements should be made for heating, the wardens "nodded vigorously and forgot about it".