Sentence examples for admissions should be from inspiring English sources
He thought admissions should be based on "charm of manner".
The usual objections I've encountered fail to supply one: "Admissions should be purely on academic merit".
Whatever further climbdowns, tweaks or amendments the government is considering, a tougher stand on admissions should be a priority.
Dianne Jeffrey, chair of the independent Malnitrution Task Force, said the figures were "deeply distressing" and said many of the admissions should be preventable.
"Emergency-room visits and hospital admissions should be considered failures of the health-care system until proven otherwise," he told me — failures of prevention and of timely, effective care.
Control over all schools admissions should be handed back to local education authorities as part of a reform process that would see the eventual phasing out of academies and free schools, Andy Burnham will announce.
Beach admission should be cheaper on cloudy days than on sunny ones.
(Beers, including Brooklyn Summer Ale, are $9, and Hayes Ranch wines are $12. Museum admission should be considered a cultural cover charge).
But with the card's new sponsors keen to promote the racing, the decision to offer free admission should be rewarded with a sizeable crowd – especially as the meeting falls during the half-term holidays.
To our great surprise, he succeeded in persuading the Treasury that a policy of free admission should be introduced to all the national museums, helped, I suspect, by Geoffrey Robinson, who was at that time Paymaster General, and, I presume, by the Chancellor himself, who is known to have lobbied for free entry to his local museum when he was a student.
To the Editor: While I agree with Richard D. Kahlenberg's essay opposing legacy preferences at colleges, and appreciate his reference to Thomas Jefferson's belief that college admission should be based on "virtue and talent," I wish Mr. Kahlenberg had gone one step further.
