Sentence examples for students movements from inspiring English sources

But Galindo admitted that the 16 federal police officers stationed in the city were aware of the students' movements as they approached Iguala.

The GIEI's version of the students' movements up until this point rebutted several of the hypotheses included among the P.G.R.'s "Historic Truths".

Experts also said that because the national assessment test is given only to a random sample of students, movements of scores from year to year are more likely to fall within the margin of error.

The report's revision of witness statements and official logs found that state and federal forces were indeed monitoring the students' movements from the moment they left their college, and through the police attacks and kidnapping.

The report pointed out that students' movements were closely monitored by police from the moment they left their radical teacher training college in Ayotzinapa, about 90 miles from Iguala.

The report draws on police and army communications that show that the students' movements were monitored by security forces from the moment they left their college in the town of Ayotzinapa aboard two buses.

At first, the demonstrations, organised by veterans of the students' movement that led the 1988 protests, were fairly small.

The data set represents students' movement pattern and therefore has been used as a social-based movement pattern.

Nisbet wanted to understand the student movements of the sixties.

"At times student movements have shaped, even led, the direction of elite politics," said Elinor Bray-Collins, who wrote a Ph.D. dissertation at the University of Toronto on Lebanese student movements.

"Because from history and from student movements all over the world, we know that it does".