Sentence examples for admission caps from inspiring English sources

The ACGME imposed admission caps in July, 2009 for internal medicine but not pediatrics [6], [7] [8].

They certainly have not explained why Hispanics, who they have said are among "the groups most isolated by racial barriers in our country," should have their admission capped out in this manner.

That startling admission capped a miserable night for City as they arrived in Germany following an unbeaten start to the season.

Before admission, CAP patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) frequently have received pretreatment with antibiotics or corticosteroids.

Admissions caps remain very low.

I'm not aware of any Muslim groups that have held off applying to open a school because of the admissions cap.

A Downing Street spokesperson said: "The [new faith schools] admissions cap had the best of intentions but it has failed in its two key tests.

News of the admissions capped a tumultuous week for the university, the site of a Wednesday demonstration by hundreds of students and faculty members who demanded an end to long-running racial biases on the campus.

As well as expanding selection by academic ability, May is also expected to signal that new faith schools will be able to choose more pupils on the basis of their religion, ending the admissions cap, which was aimed at preventing children from being segregated by faith, another measure likely to prove controversial.

That's higher than the current refugee admissions cap, which is set at 70,000 -- the same it's been since fiscal year 2013.

In addition to slashing the refugee admissions cap to historic lows, the Trump administration is potentially creating a new hurdle that vulnerable people must clear to come to the U.S. On Wednesday, the administration announced plans to admit a maximum of 45,000 refugees in the coming fiscal year, by far the lowest ceiling since the modern resettlement program was established in 1980.