Sentence examples for students grievances from inspiring English sources
The students' grievances echoed, somewhat, those of their counterparts across the Mideast or in Zuccotti Park.
Mr. Medvedev's spokeswoman, Natalya Timakova, said that she was aware of the journalism students' grievances and that he might return to the journalism department to meet with them.
Mr. Lilley was familiar with the students' grievances: only days after arriving in Beijing in 1989, he took to riding his bicycle on the streets to glean firsthand knowledge of what was going on.
The university complaints panel unanimously declared UCL had "seriously failed" in its treatment of its students, saying management showed a "lack of empathy" in dealing with students' grievances whilst acknowledging conditions at Hawkridge House were "unacceptable".
This is most certainly no democratic way to deal with student grievances".
In late October, Dean Thomson and President Golladay listened to student grievances.
I spoke to a few demonstrators the other day and learned that although the protests began with the tuition issue and student grievances, they have expanded to include a much wider sense of social dissatisfaction with government and the economy, like the Occupy and Indignados movements in other countries around the world.
Last year, a separate group found that holding a heavy clipboard makes us perceive social-justice issues as more important: In a theoretical scenario, volunteers holding a heavy clipboard were more likely to support a student grievance with a university committee than were those holding a light clipboard.
Many of the marchers have been defiantly festive rather than violent, with steel drums, whistle-blowing and dancing.The students' principal grievance is the contrat première embauche, or first job contract, devised by Mr de Villepin for those under 26.
Students also had grievances over housing conditions, crime and what they called "mediocrity on campus".
The students have legitimate grievances, he concedes, yet they are also political agitators: "a distinction has to be made between [real] students and false students".
