Sentence examples for desiring to enter from inspiring English sources

Those desiring to enter the upper levels of the bureaucracy then competed in the jinshi exams, which tested a candidate's knowledge of the Confucian Classics.

Of particular, importance among all types of interested traffic data is the gap size, which is defined as the minimum headway in the circulating traffic that is accepted by a driver desiring to enter the roundabout [15].

Compared to signalized intersections, drivers desiring to enter the roundabout have to make own subjective decisions on whether it is safe to enter instead of relying on external timing signals.

I understand the church is concerned about a lack of young men desiring to enter the priesthood.

He also wrote that church officials had not reported accusations of abuse to the police because of "a desire to encourage victims who might not desire to enter a criminal process to come forward to us".

By 1530 Rosso was in Venice but desired to enter the artistic community centred on the court at Fontainebleau; he was fortunate to receive such an invitation from Francis I later that year.

Education, they warned, "is tending toward race suicide": "Many a college girl of the finest innate qualities, who sincerely desires to enter matrimony, is unable to find a husband of her own class, simply because she has been rendered so cold and unattractive, so overstuffed intellectually and starved emotionally, that a typical man does not desire to spend the rest of his life in her company".

This suggests that while many individuals may desire to enter the VR program, medical assessments will partly determine who enrolls in the program and who does not.

Wong: Learned Audience, if you wish to penetrate the deepest mystery of the Dharmadhatu (the sphere of the law) and the Samadhi of Prajna, you should practice Prajna… Cheng: Good Mentors, those who desire to enter into the profound Dharmic Sphere and Prajnaic Samadhi, should cultivate on the Prajnaic Deed.

"An employee who does not desire to enter the room shall not be required to do so".

And those who desire to enter the art, will sit, wisely, at the feet of the masters, listening.