Sentence examples for back on admissions from inspiring English sources

With state financing slashed by more than half in the past three years, university officials decided to pull back on admissions offers to Washington residents, and increase them to students overseas.

With state financing cut by more than half in the last three years, officials at University of Washington have "decided to pull back on admissions offers to Washington residents, and increase them to students overseas," who they charge higher tuition, the article says.

But it says institutions should do more to prepare graduate students for careers outside of academic research, and it notes approvingly that some graduate programs have already cut back on admissions.

He says the government-funded, free-at-point-of-entry NHS should cut back on admissions for avoidable conditions, follow-up appointments and preoperative care, which could lead to savings of up to $5 billion and relieve pressure on the system.

It could subsequently be switched back "on" at the onset of another pre-censoring hospital admission for something other than stroke.

Growing enrollments in some of the city's best school districts have forced administrators to scramble for seats for their own students -- and to cut back sharply on admissions from children who live outside their districts' borders.

The anger and outrage may force universities to pull the curtain back on the admissions process, which has long been shrouded in secrecy.

Refugee groups say that other nations that have a tradition of welcoming refugees are also beginning to cut back on their admissions.

He reported severe back pain on admission.

The university now intends to focus much more of its efforts on graduate level research, while trimming back on its undergraduate admissions over the coming decade.

UC Irvine had gone back on hundreds of admissions over the summer for reasons ranging from a bad grade in the second semester of their senior years to missing the deadline to submit a transcript.