Sentence examples for be admitted under the from inspiring English sources
The first students to be admitted under the new policy will be this fall's freshman class.
In Strieff, the Supreme Court will decide whether evidence obtained incident to an illegal search should be admitted under the attenuation exception to the exclusionary rule.
Georgetown University agreed in 2016 to give admissions preference to descendants of the 272 slaves; Mr. Thomas was one of the first to be admitted under the policy.
He has endorsed the idea of capping the number of students who may be admitted under the rule at, perhaps, half of all first-year students.
It prevents your being annoyed by hordes of salesmen who would like to be admitted under the guise of personal visits for the purpose of selling magazines, insurance, or merchandise.
Ars Technica also notes that the requests would probably not be admitted under the EU's "Right To Be Forgotten" ruling, which allows users to ask Google to take down information if they are "inadequate, irrelevant, or no longer relevant".
Last fall, 81percentt of the members of the incoming class were admitted under the 10percentt rule.
But because they were admitted under the assumed names, their families never knew they had survived.
If you are admitted under the Early Decision program, you are obligated to accept Columbia's offer of admission.
By early October, Britain had accepted only a hundred and forty children under Dublin III; not a single child had been admitted under the Dubs plan.
