Sentence examples for calling for admissions from inspiring English sources

This index was divided linearly into ranges generally calling for admissions dispositions as follows: 100-150 (admit); 95-99 (admit or postpone); 90-94 (portpone or admit); 75-89 (delay or postpone); 74 and below (delay or reject).

An in-state or out-of-state minority applicant with Gratz's scores would have fallen within a cell calling for admission.

Call for admission price.

Call for admission prices, various packages are available.

Yet there are loud voices calling for its admission.

The labor shortage has grown serious enough that a group of influential politicians in the long-governing Liberal Democratic Party recently released a report calling for the admission of 10 million immigrants in the next 50 years.

But Dr. Coppola told the faculty she thought Ms. Raab had been upset, in part, because she did not mute faculty voices calling for changes in admissions, as well as other aspects of the relationship with the college, including hiring procedures and budgeting.

The groups calling for 200,000 refugee admissions next fiscal year received support Thursday from Reps.

He organized a letter-writing campaign to the Hall of Fame's committee on veterans calling for Hodges's admission.

It also calls for the admissions code to be reviewed - and the setting up of an independent monitoring body to check the rules are being adhered to.

Stefan Richter, a father of three summer-born girls who has set up a campaign group calling for more flexibility, said: "Admission authorities present the choice as missing a year, or starting a year earlier than legally required: not a great choice, and the crux of what we're fighting against".