Were admissions committees' principles of selection inadvertently selecting the meek in vast numbers?
In conclusion there is no good reason to deny day surgery admission, on principle, to elderly patients undergoing inguinal hernia repair.
This very qualified formulation of charity amounts to the admission that the principle of charity itself needs interpretation and hence cannot be the ultimate standard for interpretation.
The principle admission diagnosis showed that patients with a diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases presented with high admission SUA, whereas patients with diagnoses of hematology/oncology, infectious, endocrine/metabolic and respiratory diseases presented with low admission SUA (Supplementary data, Figure S3).
The fact that the speech, by Obama's own admission, focused on broad principles rather than specific policy ideas also limited the ensuing criticism.
At roughly the same time, universities were also adopting what would appear to be a contradictory cause: the principle of admission by open academic competition.
"Of course we applaud the principle of free admission to museums and galleries whenever it can be realistically achieved, though selling off a collection to this end is an unusual strategy.
Professor Stephen Quirke and Dr Richard Bussmann UCL Institute of Archaeology, Dr Alice Stevenson UCL Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology While I applaud the principle of free admission and gallery entry, there seem to me to be two anomalies: 1.
Most museums were founded in the 19th century around the principle of free admission as a way to educate the masses, but only museums in Britain and Denmark still adhere to this ideal.
The proletarian theatre, consisting of both amateurs and professionals, played in workers' halls and established the principle of free admission for the unemployed, which freed the theatre from its bourgeois status as an economic commodity.
