Acceptance is granted through a unanimous decision by member countries.
It is the student's responsibility to assure that final acceptance is granted upon satisfactory completion of the introductory biology requirement.
For this to occur, a horse's offspring are evaluated by their competitive history or their stud book evaluation, and if of high enough quality, their parent then is also granted acceptance into the stud book.
His fellow J.R.O.T.C. members served as his pallbearers, and West Point posthumously granted him acceptance into the class of 2025.
Long considered incompatible with real seriousness - Evans thought it "vulgar" - colour photography was suddenly granted institutional acceptance with the exhibition, in 1976, of work by William Eggleston.
Ontario's Law Society voted against approving the school; the barristers of Nova Scotia granted conditional acceptance of the school but only if the covenant was dropped for law students or students were allowed to opt out which is not currently the case.
Granted, Medicaid acceptance rates rank above average compared to other states, yet access to care can deteriorate with more patients on the program.
They are asking to be seen and to be granted full acceptance, not conditional love. .
Workers, with eager acceptance by management, are granted the choice to avoid paying union dues.
I might as well have "American" tattooed on my lower back, yet the admissions officers at Wadham College at the University of Oxford granted me acceptance to study abroad.
Notices posted in the local laundromat tell customers they aren't allowed to wash clothes dirtied with marijuana, and exasperated warnings in some bars state that patrons aren't allowed to smoke weed on the premises, while acceptance is taken for granted in other establishments, whose patrons get high on decks and patios outside.
