Sentence examples for admission of foreign from inspiring English sources

The admission of foreign students to the United States has been controversial in the past.

Building on such xenophobia, Japan's nurses' unions successfully lobbied lawmakers of the governing Liberal Democratic Party in late February to block the admission of foreign doctors and nurses.

Though Columbia is not need-blind in its admission of foreign students, if you are admitted then we will meet 100% of your demonstrated financial need.

Some big Indian firms are moving into the business, but what is needed is to lift the remaining restrictions on foreign ownership and let in international experts such as Walmart, Tesco and Carrefour.Retailing employs more than 30m Indians, so some fear social unrest if the admission of foreign chains puts small shops out of business.

The timing of the admission of foreign reporters shows that Un's promotion was the high point of the Congress.

The general view of this minority opinion was that the system was not broken, life sciences PhDs have very high employment rates (although not necessarily in academia) and the current post doctoral system and liberal admission of foreign students is essential for the success of American science.

Also, he said: "American young people with bachelor's degrees see these occupations distorted by large-scale admissions of foreign workers.

Figure 1 displays in more detail the differences in the number of admissions of foreign seasonal workers in agriculture from 1990 onwards.

The agreement, supported by the AFL-CIO and the Change to Win federation, supports the legalization of the nation's 12 million undocumented immigrants and the formation of an independent commission to analyze the labor market's needs and assess shortages for the admission of future foreign workers.

I am, therefore, sir, not authorized to enter into any discussions with you on the meaning of our constitution in any part of it, or to prove to you, that it has ascribed to him alone the admission or interdiction of foreign agents.

Yale's decision to extend need-blind admissions to foreign students will make it a member of a tiny club that includes Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.