Sentence examples for admission's from inspiring English sources

Kate Nolan, the Chappaqua native who is Stratton's admission's director, calls those charges typical for the Eastern mountain schools.

In 1933, the Moscow State University changed its admission's policy and so, with the help of a tutor, he studied for a competitive examination for entry into the university.

The Yale admission's policy has changed; the ratio of 3 private-school grads to every 2 public-school grads has reversed; instead of 1 or 2 blacks now there are 80 or 90; instead of 60 or 70 An- dover grads now there are 15 or 20.

See Table 1 for a description of the Duke admission's office variables.

The next two columns add measures of the ranking of the Duke admission's office as well as the first period student effect from the grades analysis (αi 1).

Every admission's decision will be a marketing decision.

Yet, despite Brzezinski's admission, Washington's entire political spectrum continued to embrace his original false narrative that the Soviets had embarked on a world conquest.

Here's an admission: this year's Man Booker longlist caught me napping.

Pettitte's admission bolsters McNamee's credibility.

By everyone's admission — from Lund's to those of the antidoping agencies — he harbored no malicious intentions.

Armstrong's admission on Oprah's couch is more than a mere admission.