Sentence examples for subject of student from inspiring English sources
The President, however, was attracted to the subject of student protest.
Two days after the indictments were handed up, the President, in one of the first major statements of his Presidency, addressed himself to the subject of student rebellion.
The President had delivered his menacing speeches on the subject of student protests, he had made his apparent attempt to repeal some of the civil-rights advances of the Johnson years, and he had proposed his harsh legislation for dealing with criminal suspects.
But on the vexed subject of student finance, that is exactly what the Scots and the Welsh are doing.One of the first things that the Labour government did after it came to power in 1997 was to change the way in which students are supported.
As suggested by many research works on the subject of student dropout [1], family background, financial support and university-event participation may provide complementary interpretation of student achievement.
Creative bicycles, long a favorite subject of student industrial design contests, are busting out of art college and onto the streets.
Thrift has been the subject of numerous student protests on campus and the student union has passed a motion of no-confidence in him.
APUS, whose student body has been more than 50percentt active duty military, has more reasonable tuition prices and is the subject of fewer student complaints than some of the worst for-profit schools, but it had a 23percentt student loan default rate in the most recent reported year, 2012 -- a dramatic increase from previous years.
The consumer bureau indicated earlier that it was interested in the subject of predatory student loans.
However, common to all is the emergence as a subject of the student\'s personality, creating the necessary conditions for their full learning and development.
Even if Kavanaugh's accuser had been the subject of negative student reviews, some people wondered, how would that be relevant to her allegations, anyway?
