Sentence examples for charge of admissions from inspiring English sources
"It can be a minefield for an applicant to work out whether they meet the criteria for different medical schools," admits Dr Austen Spruce, who is in charge of admissions for medicine at Birmingham University.
Mr Ainslie originally taught marketing at Anderson, having received his PhD at the University of Chicago, then became senior associate dean of the full-time MBA programme, in charge of admissions, student services, and career placement.
"You have to go to each hospital, because it changes all the time," said Dr. Giorgi Sulava, a physician in charge of admissions at the Javakhishvili State University clinic in Tbilisi, holding the handwritten list of the names of those who were being treated and those who had already been released.
When Veta hisses to Dr. Sanderson (Morgan Spector), who is in charge of admissions at the psychiatric home, that she herself has occasionally caught a glimpse of Harvey, the confusion that follows — she is mistaken for the patient, and Elwood is sent on his merry way — seems entirely plausible.
Some parents pay for sessions at which their children are coached on how to play in a way that pleases those in charge of admissions.Once children enter the public school system which about 90% of them do the advantages of living in a well-off neighbourhood kick in.
"I'm in charge of admissions and recruitment, so I'm very much involved in the guidance of students onto correct routes for them.
Another sign protested the charging of admission to the show.
In the early- to mid-2000s, he was in charge of undergraduate admissions to computer science at Cambridge.
Smith did background research on astronomy programmes and spoke to the people in charge of graduate admissions to gauge his chances of getting in.
She was only 17 when she was first sent to an adult prison, on a charge of self-admission of a prohibited drug.
