Sentence examples for admission papers from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the information tends to get lost in a stack of admission papers.

These include medical records from doctors, hospitals and clinics; nursing home admission papers; and records from life and health insurance companies.

A ­melodrama-minded screenwriter could not have dreamed up a more perfect rescuer than Duncan, who carried in his pocket until the day he died his admission papers from the orphanage where he spent much of his childhood.

The style of middle-class child rearing that the Germans and the French and the rest might help us escape from is really more handcuff than helicopter, with the parent and the child both, like the man and woman agents in a sixties spy movie, shackled to the same valise in this case, the one that carries not the secret plans for a bomb but the college-admission papers.

A recent Harvard admissions paper described applicants as "dazed survivors of some bewildering lifelong boot camp".

In the new era of short admissions our paper offers support to the argument that there is an additional reason for addressing quickly and effectively the medical problems of patients, since medical comorbidity resolution may influence good psychiatric outcome.

It was, I contended, an abject admission that the papers were no longer able to fulfil their journalistic mission to provide comprehensive coverage in their cities.

Exam boards said they had told university admissions tutors which papers have contained errors so that students' chances of winning places on degree courses would not be jeopardised.

It is an abject admission that the paper is no longer able to fulfil its journalistic mission to provide comprehensive coverage in two major British cities.

The buttons were introduced a year after the Met instituted a suggested-price admission system, replacing paper tickets and stickpins, and they seemed to capture the spirit of the new admissions policy, acting as a souvenir instead of a receipt.

Ozick lives a rich interior life that, by her admission in your paper only the previous Sunday, is enhanced by her schedule of staying up until 3 a.m. and rising at noon or later.