Sentence examples for week of student from inspiring English sources

He came to Moscow in October to lead the first week of student research into the problems of architectural preservation.

Only three years ago, a week of student protests over the closure of a pro-reform newspaper was suppressed.

— Following a week of student protests and a request from the chancellor of the California community college system to hold off, Santa Monica College has canceled its plan to offer certain popular courses at higher prices this summer.

Before a week of student protests and a crucial Commons vote on Thursday, the Labour leader takes the high-risk option of restating the case for a graduate tax despite the vocal opposition of his shadow chancellor, Alan Johnson.

Publishing tycoon Jimmy Lai, a key backer of the democratic movement, said he wanted as big a crowd of protesters as possible, after a week of student demonstrations, to thwart any crackdown.

At Concordia, where student leaders organized a full week of student strikes in March, many students took final exams despite having missed some classes, said Chad Walcott, an executive of the Concordia Student Union.

During the 2015-2016 academic year, Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine (RVUCOM) conducted a required 1-week surgical simulation course as the first week of students' 8-week surgical clerkship.

Asked about his reaction to footage, earlier in the week, of students hanging him in effigy, Clegg said: "I'm developing a thick skin".

Asked about his reaction to footage, earlier in the week, of students hanging him in effigy, Clegg said: "I'm developing a thick skin". In a further sign of the developing pressure on the government's cuts programme, Len McCluskey, the new leader of Unite, Britain's biggest trade union, put himself and his union at the forefront of "an alliance of resistance".

As part of a formal week of student-led action, Monday's announcement in Zuccotti Park culminated in a rally in Madison Square Park, followed by a march to Baruch College, where the CUNY Board of Trustees met to consider a potential tuition increase.

The vast majority of these random contacts occur during passing periods in school which far exceeds those in malls or encountered within the work week of students in service oriented jobs.