Sentence examples for Before admittance from inspiring English sources

Before admittance, volunteer patients were interviewed to obtain their agreement regarding the ward's rules, and they were informed that no opioids or benzodiazepines would be prescribed.

In 1891 the future President Hoover needed a crash course in remedial English before admittance to Stanford University.

These organisations are supposed to be the health service elite, rigorously tested before admittance to the club and replete with strong governance, accountable to local people.

When in 2005 the Dutch parliament imposed a pre-entry integration regime on foreigners who wished to join a partner, parent or child in the Netherlands, requiring exams abroad to prove Dutch language ability and knowledge of society before admittance (Bonjour, 2014, p. 204; 2010), family reunification became a special arena of civic integration policies.

As it explains, the city once forced potential officers pass five psychological examinations before admittance.

About 70% have had contact with the police before admittance.

He gave free leave to any to sue for the consulship; but before the admittance of a colleague, mistrusting the chances, lest emulation or ignorance should cross his designs, by his sole authority enacted his best and most important measures.

This all-work-and-minimal-play ethos is the subject of "10 Bullets," a serious and seriously droll movie I had to watch before I was allowed to interview the artist, and which Armory-goers are asked to watch, and answer questions about, before gaining admittance to the LEM.

The highest priority in all cases was to avoid any delay before hospital admittance.

Exclusion criteria: post operative peritonitis and deceased patients before their admittance.

While not official, these letters usually arrive weeks before regular admittance letters, offer heaps of praise, hints of future acceptance and/or scholarship money likely to come.