Sentence examples for Priority admission from inspiring English sources

It also has a priority admission area made up of six Luton wards which, Cook says, are "amongst the 10% most deprived in the east of England".

Officials at Drew said different major programs will have different requirements and added that they would give priority admission to students from the L.A. south area schools but could not promise admission to all qualified students.

As part of that expansion, the university has promised priority admission to students who meet the university's entrance requirements (which will vary depending on the program) and graduate from one of 20 L.A. Unified high schools in South L.A. — but not from local charter schools or continuation schools.

Moreover, curative surgery often represents an investment of resources in a patient that may carry over to priority admission to an ICU.

(Even then, different authorities measure distance differently: some by how the crow flies; others by public roads but avoiding parks; others by distance within a priority admissions area; and so on).

Education officials offered the families of children attending those schools priority in admission to the charter schools as well as to schools in nearby zones.

Under the new school plan, the first priority for admission to the high school will go to students attending the in-house middle schools, with students from District 15 given next priority, followed by other students from Brooklyn.

Under the plan, first priority for admission to the high school will go to students attending the in-house middle schools, with District 15 students next, followed by other students from Brooklyn.

The only preference stated anywhere in the program is a preference for low-income families, who receive greater assistance and are given priority for admission... Respondents suggest that even without a financial incentive for parents to choose a religious school, the program creates a "public perception that the state is endorsing religious practices and beliefs".

All FHCRC faculty and staff (including postdocs) have priority in admission to Hutch Kids; however, tuition rates were the same regardless of employee status.

This paper presents a new QoS-aware cross-layer MAC protocol based on the ISO/IEEE 11073 standards that employs a slot allocation scheme, multi-channel architecture, priority mechanism, admission control, and cross-layer solution.