Sentence examples for admittance rules from inspiring English sources

Wokingham Council is looking at changing admittance rules for the popular Maiden Erlegh school.

Over all, admittance rates continued to decline.

To many Greeks reared in the aftermath of World War II, a bloody civil war and a military dictatorship that ruled from 1967 to 1974, admittance to the club was validation that their country — the cradle of democracy — had stabilized and matured and was no longer a Balkan basket case.

If visiting one of the airport's bar locations or if you plan to drink alcohol in the VIP lounge, make sure that you follow a rule of moderation so as to ensure admittance to your flight and have no issues while you are in-flight.

Before admittance, volunteer patients were interviewed to obtain their agreement regarding the ward's rules, and they were informed that no opioids or benzodiazepines would be prescribed.

There is no rule in the Constitution requiring the adoption of English for the admittance of new states, and the United States does not have an official language.

The Stoneys famously boycotted the 1950 Stampede following a rule change that cancelled a policy giving any native person free admittance upon showing their treaty card.

They now want an apology, admittance of liability from the Government and a token £1 compensation payment – but in December a High Court judge ruled that their claims are beyond the jurisdiction of the UK courts.

For the example problem considered, only the formulation using the reactive component of the admittance matrix produces accurate solutions as long as the surface element discretization satisfies the standard six-element-per-wavelength rule.

No admittance without one.

Has Edwin Booth finally gained admittance?