Sentence examples for students were made from inspiring English sources

At Jagiellonian, he was disciplined for protesting when Jewish students were made to sit on segregated benches.

He denied that students were made to hold up the behavior cards and said he explained terms in a straightforward manner.

Consider: records from 1972, taken at a grade school outside Beijing, show that math students were made to sing two revolutionary songs and study and discuss six Mao quotations for 25 minutes of each class.

In other studies, companies were selected, controlling for organisation size and firm profitability, and students were made to rate them according to their reputation and attraction.

The students were made to understand that by completing the questionnaire they were giving consent to the use of their data.

The university put out a safety alert to the campus last Friday about threats made against students that are being being investigated by Toronto police, said spokesperson Blackburn-Evans, adding that the purpose of the alerts was to condemn threats and acts of violence, and to ensure students were made aware of resources available to them at the university.

By some measures, students were making greater gains before the law was put into effect.

A social norms campaign at the State University of New York at New Paltz said most students were making "healthy choices".

Students were making campaign advertisements for the slate known as Luchar, or Fight, which the media routinely, but inaccurately, described as anarchist.

These institutions typically have no single person or center that tracks the sorts of complaints that teachers and fellow students were making about Mr. Loughner.

"The political demands the students were making were actually an accumulation of 40 years of Communist rule in China," he said.