Sentence examples for control admission from inspiring English sources

Pay for attendance in the Assembly was introduced at this time, and the hillside meeting place, the Pnyx, was physically remodeled, making it easier to control admission.

For example, the Court has held that a federal court has the power to control admission to its bar and to discipline attorneys who appear before it.

Such campaigns are most likely to draw attention in the capitals of the great powers that control admission to the international community, to bring the campaigns' disputes with their central governments to deadlock, and to engage in protracted, intense struggles to convince the international community that independence is the only viable option.

There are some commonly used technologies at a particular network layer, such as rate control, admission control, and scheduling.

In this experiment, the link was saturated at approximately 65%, and the use of the control admission calls has been considered.

Species of Pereskia within clade A always lack two key features of the stem present in most of the remaining "caulocacti": like most non-cacti, their stems begin to form bark early in the plants' life and also lack stomata structures that control admission of air into a plant and hence control photosynthesis.

The educational charity Sutton Trust has shown that, on average, the 42% of schools that control admissions have considerably lower proportions of children from income-deprived homes.

He faulted the British practice of allowing tutors at each Oxford and Cambridge college to control admissions, rather than having a university-wide central admissions office.

It said in most cases councils, not individual schools, control admissions.

Unlike unpreventable ADE-related admissions, preventable ADE-related admissions did not significantly differ from control admissions in terms of hospital LOS and costs (Table 4).

There were 173 and 570 admissions finally categorized as ADE-related and control admissions (inter-rater agreement corresponding kappa test = 0.97), respectively, resulting in an incidence estimate of ADE-related admissions at 23.3 % [95%% confidence interval (CI) 20.4 26.5].