Sentence examples for counter admissions from inspiring English sources

Enrollment rises at most local high schools each fall as a result of the registrations of students newly arrived in the neighborhood, something that principals call "over the counter" admissions.

In a city constantly replenished by immigrants, there is usually nothing unusual about over-the-counter admissions.

As we entered The Frick, we were greeted by two security guards who shuffled their feet into a ring around the rosy, trapping our progression to the admissions counter.

Minority Admissions: Countering Cultural Blocks by Anne Sasso, 10 March 2006 Having realistic perceptions and expectations of undergraduate life can help students from disadvantaged backgrounds enroll and persist in college.

Weiner's admission runs counter to a narrative that such unseemly incidents were well behind him.

The retrial queues are visible in all day-to-day congestion situations from supermarkets to ATM, from hospitals to admission counters, etc. wherein the customer tries again from the retrial orbit for the service.

Mr. Jacobs of the Education Department said Beach Channel's tally of incoming students was fundamentally correct, if over-the-counter and out-of-zone admissions are counted together.

The benefit is countered, however, by more hospital admissions due to toxicity.

We plan to employ Gatekeeper [58] as an admission control system to counter Sybil attacks.

A few pilgrims, perhaps, will turn back from the counter when they are told that the admission fee is twenty dollars and a mere twelve and sixteen, respectively, for students and sixty-five-and-overs who have the I.D.s to prove it.

It is these sorts of insidious practices that the school admissions code was set up to counter.