Sentence examples for admitting state from inspiring English sources

The data also shows that the majority of Russell Group universities are failing to meet Hesa-set benchmarks on admitting state school-educated pupils.

Brasenose, the historic Oxford college where David Cameron once studied, has the poorest record of admitting state school pupils who apply there, with just one out of every 10 winning a place, according to a new report published on Thursday.

The alliance has expanded widely in the past 15 years, admitting states that border Russia and three - Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia - which were once part of the Soviet Union.

Well, here is another serious proposal: what about a college that only admits state school pupils?

"I don't know what the right number for New York is," admitted state senator Diane Savino, who sponsored the bill.

(Although even Madison added the then newly admitted state of Louisiana).An absence of neighbourliness might make this process more acute.

Guatemala has announced that it will admit state responsibility, pay reparations and push for justice in 60 cases of atrocities that Guatemalan groups had taken to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.

But the electors, including three voters from the newly admitted state of Colorado, subsequently tipped the college to Mr. Hayes, a three-time governor of Ohio.

In the 1958 election, Eisenhower's second midterm, the Republican Party lost 13 Senate seats to the Democrats and Democrats also gained two seats from the newly admitted state of Alaska.

He thus voided the principles of free soil (opposition to slavery in the territories and in newly admitted states), territorial sovereignty, and indeed every aspect of antislavery constitutional thought.

But the same could be said about procedures that the Concepcions admit States may not superimpose on arbitration: Parties could agree to arbitrate pursuant to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, or pursuant to a discovery process rivaling that in litigation.