Sentence examples for admitted from outside from inspiring English sources

Nearly 250,000 have been admitted from outside the EU every year in recent years.

As a consequence, some countries recommend the preemptive isolation of patients admitted from outside their borders based on a suspicion of MDRO carriage in the same philosophy as the "Search and Destroy" programme in The Netherlands [ 22].

Brown reserves three or four cars on an Amtrak train to take students from Washington, Baltimore and other cities to visit Brown in Providence, R.I. Denison University in Granville, Ohio, starts up what it calls "Air Denison" in April, paying up to half the airfare for any admitted student from outside Ohio who wants to visit the campus.

LONDON — Thousands of students face deportation after the British government ruled that London Metropolitan University no longer had the right to admit students from outside the European Union.

The Home Office has overturned a ban on London Metropolitan University admitting students from outside the European Union after agreeing it has made sufficient improvements to its monitoring systems.

— MARY HUI AND JOYCE LAU British university to fight ban on student recruitment London Metropolitan University is taking legal action against the British government's decision to bar it from recruiting or admitting students from outside the European Union.

As my colleague D.D. Guttenplan reports, thousands of foreign students face deportation after the British government announced just weeks before the start of school that London Metropolitan University had lost its right to admit students from outside Europe.

Foreign students to return to London Metropolitan London Metropolitan University, which lost its right to admit students from outside the European Union last autumn over allegations of visa problems, announced last week that it would be able to resume accepting foreign students.

The head of the first UK university to lose its right to admit students from outside the EU says its punishment for immigration failures has sent fear through other universities and will damage the UK "brand" abroad.

In stark contrast to the slow expansion of the number of arbitrators, the number of labor disputes reaching arbitral institutions increased by nearly 15 times (including cases mediated outside and formally admitted) from 1993 to 2007, rising from 34,159 to 502,084. 4 Heavy workloads prolonged the already-cumbersome and complex arbitration proceedings.

Patients were admitted from September 2005 to March 2007.