Sentence examples similar to course of entry into from inspiring English sources

He was kicked out of his preparatory course for entry into the French Grandes Écoles after ranking near the bottom of his class for two "disastrous" years, as he puts it.

Following the exceptional outcomes of this first [End Page 103] cohort, ASAP expanded its eligibility criteria in 2009 to accept students with up to two developmental course needs at time of entry into the program.

Nowadays, the usual steps of entry into adulthood marriage, childbearing come much later in the life-course.

Mr President, of course the reality of this is that on PNR, the Americans are setting a negotiation bar for conditions of entry into the US or into their airspace.

Moreover, the evidence suggests that the timing of entry into homeownership is largely determined by the availability of financial resources and progression in the life course rather than institutional factors.

In Fig.  1, trends in (standardized) risks of entry into first cohabitation and into first marriage appear in a conventional analysis where the two life course transitions are treated separately.

The average age of entry into prostitution is extremely young.

There is only one point of entry into the force.

Year of entry into the program.

*At time of entry into ReAct study.

(14) Date of entry into force of the amending directive.