Sentence examples for accepting applicants from inspiring English sources

Art of Problem Solving is accepting applicants for this year's WOOT, which starts in September.

Your report on diplomas (Top universities sceptical about accepting applicants who take diplomas, 25 August) misses a few crucial points.

By accepting applicants like Santana, the university reminded skeptics that a Princeton degree was a reflection of personal achievement, not just a means by which wealthy, successful Americans might pass on their advantages to their children.

More information has been revealed about the admissions scandal at the University of Illinois, in which top officials at the flagship school are accused of accepting applicants at the intervention of politicians and prominent donors.

Six months after the plans started accepting applicants, only 12,000 people have signed up and the opposite concern has emerged — that the pools will fail to serve the needs of some very sick people.

They say that colleges accepting applicants through early decision can offer less attractive financial aid packages because there is no competition for those students, just as hospitals can pay residents low wages because they have nowhere else to go.

To be accepted, applicants must be literate.

Many insurers denied coverage arbitrarily, and when they did accept applicants, they imposed outlandish premiums.

Figures are preliminary, as some programs may accept applicants over the summer.

"We have every intention of paying the accepted applicants," he said.

Before the war, age was the main consideration to accept applicants to hajj.