Sentence examples for accepted on to from inspiring English sources

Updated at 11.31am BST 8.03am BST PA have fleshed out the Ucas stat below that showed a noticeable drop in the acceptance rate: The number of students already accepted on to university courses has dropped by almost 7%, official figures show.

Always keen on painting and drawing, in 1947 she was accepted on to the fine art course at St Martin's, one of London's leading art schools.

By midnight, 409,410 people had been accepted on to university courses in the UK, the highest number of acceptances ever recorded on A-level results day, Ucas said.

"Meanwhile, the average acceptance rate – so the proportion of applicants across the sample who were accepted on to courses – has risen from 15.9% in 2010 to 17.4% in 2015," he said.

Assuming you're accepted on to a course, the next matter to deal with is tuition fees.

She's delighted to discover that she's been accepted on to a dormouse survey this summer.

It is used in conjunction with A-levels and the rest of a candidate's Ucas application to decide more fairly who to accept on to a course.

The water method permitted 52% of patients accepting on-demand sedation to complete colonoscopy without sedation.

Now came getting the work force to accept on-line training.

A widower or a man with an annulment will sometimes be accepted on the path to priesthood.

However, a school here accepted me on to their one-day-a-week photography course.