students

• students were

  The students were offered rewards for complying with their given norms.

• number of students

  THE FIRST and most serious change that Professor Horst Rollnik has seen during his 19-year long career at Bonn is the vast growth in the number of students, in all subjects including his own, physics.

• mature students

  Colleges welcome mature students for two reasons.

• students have

  Angry students have burnt the Stars and Stripes, the Tricolor and the Union Jack on the streets of Algiers.

• majority of students

  The majority of students become acclimatised to these sensations after a few flights, but every instructor is aware that some students are particularly sensitive to these feelings and can develop a total abhorrence of stalling and pitching manoeuvres.

• students do

  It is well known that all students do not learn in the same way.

• where students

  At —we have an arrangement where students can choose flexibly any weighting from 50:50 to ⅔: ⅓ in composing their degree programme and most choose the latter weighting or something like it.

• overseas students

  Of those 351 were overseas students.

• students and staff

  There are precedents for such a move: during the second world war some students and staff from University College Hospital, London, relocated to Cardiff.

• research students

  At the time of the survey 70 per cent of 1984 research students were already in employment or waiting to start work;