Sentence examples for admission granted from inspiring English sources

The Jack Russell Terrier Breeders Association was formed, and petitioned the AKC with the breed's admission granted in 2001.

Your $5 admission grants you a three-hour, rapid-fire, minutiae-laden mind bludgeoning that turns most visitors into stammering puddles of confusion.

This year, there were thirty-nine countakingtaking part, including some, such as Turkey or Azerbaijan, that you would not, with atlas in hand, immediately define as European; admission is granted to any willing member of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).

Admission was granted on a first-come, first-served basis to an estimated 2300 AIDS researchers, clinicians, and community advocates, and 125 members of the press.

Admission was granted based on either of the following criteria: upper secondary/high school grades; Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test points; Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test points with work experience; and folk high school credits (1 4).

Sherak said admission is granted based on a person's "body of work".

Admission is granted to students scoring 8 out of 10 points in at least one area.

At the 2005 Champ Car World Series Grand Prix of Cleveland, held one week after the US Grand Prix, free admission was granted to all bearers of ticket stubs of the US Grand Prix.

There is a 40 year old rot in the Pakistani education system where admissions are granted not on the basis of merit but on regional quotas.

For the fall 2005 entering class, 1,302 applied for admission, of which 527 were granted admission and 149 matriculated into the first year class.

Likewise, some colleges with need-blind admissions policies will grant admissions preferences to children of alumni.