Sentence examples for students opposition from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year Botswana, Africa's golden boy thanks to a strong economy, good governance and a free press, had its first national public-sector strike, initially over pay; students, opposition supporters and civil-rights campaigners joined in.
He then gave a televised speech to an audience of more than a thousand students, opposition politicians, campaigners, ethnic leaders, NGO workers and cultural and religious figures at Rangoon university.
"We believe in exhausting the democratic options available to us through peaceful action," said Mr. Goicoechea, 23, who studies law at Andrés Bello Catholic University here, referring to the students' opposition to a constitutional overhaul.
Leader Attila Mesterhazy said Mr Orban's aim was to "take revenge on the constitutional court, students, opposition parties, and all those who do not do as the government wishes".
However, a randomized selection of students to either of the research groups would have forced some of the students to learn in an environment they felt to be unfit, thus potentially causing an ethical problem and resulting in students' opposition and lack of willingness to learn (Virnoche, 2008).
Although the teacher education program enrolled seventy-five students, opposition to the plan developed soon after its passage.
The current protests were ignited initially by student opposition to a plan to charge tuition at state-run universities.
Citing student opposition to the war in Iraq and higher education cuts earlier this year, Ms. Troeder suggested that the timing of the ban was suspicious.
Mr. Kerrey, in the interview, said the faculty members and student opposition did not play a role in his decision to step down.
He soon advanced to full-blooded political activism and was jailed in the 1970s for trying to establish a student opposition movement with colleagues from Croatia and Slovenia.
He also directed and acted in theatrical productions, many of which were politically based; student opposition to the apartheid government was rife at the university, and Kentridge did some marching and protesting.
