Sentence examples for admissions through from inspiring English sources

"Emergency admissions through accident and emergency are out of control in large parts of the country," he said.

St . Vincents now gets most of its admissions through its emergency department, which could be a natural match for an urgent care facility.

The screening is among programs at the Y that have reduced admissions through NYC & Company as part of its Culture Spot program; for details: 92y.org/nycco.org/nycco

Hospital A&E departments in England missed their waiting time target for the 72nd week in a row and there were a record number of admissions through the units last week, as the NHS came under increasing strain.

"Although prior educational attainment remains the best single predictor of success in higher education, it is appropriate for institutions to adopt a holistic approach to admissions through the consideration of other factors such as the context of applicants' achievements, including background, other relevant skills and indicators of potential.

The extra money is based on research the government commissioned from the Nuffield Trust, which said that the Welsh NHS could remain affordable – but only if it continued to re-shape its services, such as by saving money on inpatient admissions through good management of patients with chronic conditions.

Free with admission: through July 31, free Tuesday through Friday, from noon to 3 p.m.; for all other hours, $5; on weekends, admission is $9 all day; admission is free at all times for members and those under 1.

Tickets, $15.50 general admission, through Ticketmaster.

Hours: Tuesdays through Sundays, 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Free admission through February.

Admission through tomorrow: $3.70 $1.855, the elderly and children 6 to 18; $7.40 for families.

Another incentive to visit: free ice cream with every paid admission through Wednesday.