The phrase "admission statement" is not correct in standard English; it should be "mission statement." You can use "mission statement" when referring to a formal summary of the aims and values of a company or organization.
Example: "Our mission statement outlines our commitment to sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "purpose statement" or "vision statement."
"We're not talking about a criminal record, which either is there or is not there — it's an admission statement which is being provided by an employer," said Irv Ackelsberg, a lawyer at Langer, Grogan & Diver who represents Ms. Goode.
There is at least a three year gap between the admission statement and the OSCE.
We acknowledge that students may not have declared their extracurricular activities fully in the admission statement or have developed new activities in the interim.
Nevertheless, if the experience existed and was declared in their admission statement, it would not have disappeared in the intervening time.
Although we agree with Ferguson that there is no overall predictive validity of the activities declared in the admission statement, we were able to see the effect in some of the individual activities.
As in Ms. Goode's case, the admission statements are typically obtained by a store's security force.
Statements in either admission statements or questionnaire responses cannot be directly verified.
As these data are taken from students' admission statements, we call into question the received wisdom that such statements are unreliable.
Pre-admission statements made at the time of application (UCAS personal statements) were available in individual student files.
Pre-admission statements made at the time of application were coded for their stated achievements in the level of public performance; participation in each activity was scored 0 3, where 0 was no record, 1 = leisure time activity, 2 = activity at school or local level, 3 = activity at district, regional or national level.
"I think you have to assume that the critical part for the defendant was the admission and statement of regret".
