Sentence examples for accepted from outside from inspiring English sources

Public schools may assess tuition charges only for students accepted from outside the district.

According to the Ucas end-of-admissions report for 2016, published on Thursday, the number of students accepted from outside the EU fell by 2.3% to 38,300, which marked the first fall since 2011.

The last of them got in just under the wire, arriving a few months after the First World War and only a couple of years before a series of immigration "reforms" severely limited the number of immigrants this country accepted from outside the British Isles and north-west Europe.

As of this week, Manafort said the Trump campaign hadn't decided what kind of money, or how much, it would accept from outside donors. .

That means there is an EU-wide quota for the amount of beef, lamb, butter – and a range of other farm products – we have to accept from outside the EU.

In reaction to the Jack Abramoff scandal, in which the former lobbyist and other K Street denizens won favors by taking lawmakers on outrageous junkets, Congress passed new rules in 2007 restricting what kind of free travel and other giveaways lawmakers could accept from outside groups.

He added that since the condo association must buy the apartment on the same terms and conditions the seller is prepared to accept from an outside buyer, the seller is no worse off when the right of first refusal is exercised.

According to a 2016 Gartner Financial Services Innovation Survey, "the biggest threat to innovation is internal politics and an organizational culture which doesn't accept failure, doesn't accept ideas from outside, and/or cannot change". There are leadership challenges to consider as well.

Applications are not usually accepted from a third party outside an applicant's household, raising concerns among Labour officials.

"Applications are not usually accepted from a third party outside of an applicant's household or the applicant's borough Labour party or constituency Labour party," the report said.

In the House, Republican officials defended the disputed rules changes, saying that allowing House offices to accept food from outside groups was simply a way to help overworked, underpaid staff by allowing them to accept pizza on late nights in the office.