Sentence examples for entrant groups from inspiring English sources

A survey in 2003 showed that none of the four EU countries at the Eastern border of the EU that participated (Romania, Hungary, Poland and Bulgaria) carried out TB screening for new entrant groups.

Among the hopefuls are these recent entrants, grouped by strategy: FIND YOUR TRIBE If you are a member of any particular crowd, chances are a Groupon imitator is looking for you.

In 2009, less than a year after Georgia and Russia fought a brief war, the competition disallowed Georgia's proposed entrant because the group's song lampooned Russian President Vladimir Putin.

I am pleased to report that the latest entrant to this group of books is outstanding.

The latest, brashest entrant is an advocacy group led by Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, which raised huge sums of money to sponsor advertisements supporting several critical Republicans who back the immigration bill.

For the following, we define this setting, in which all new entrants of the target groups were being vaccinated or re-vaccinated and all other individuals were already immunized according to the vaccination recommendations and assumed vaccination rates, as a steady state.

These benefits do not always seem to translate into proportions of entrants from ethnic minority groups; candidate choice and academic performance are likely to be important mediating factors between offer and acceptance and these are factors over which universities will have minimum influence.

A recent study supported by UNICEF shows that the media in Bangladesh are under reporting on children's issues despite the fact that around 45 per cent of the total population of Bangladesh is under 18 years old.' The Awards recognise entrants in two age groups (above 18 years of age, and under 18 years of age) who have produced outstanding media content on and for children over the past year.

Several Gulf oil producers are more recent entrants to this group, reflecting the positive impact of the oil bonanza on growth, public finances and their external accounts.The worst rated countries are dragged down by poor payment records, institutional failings and, in some cases (such as Iraq and Sudan) by civil violence.

Heading back in time as we are, we lack readily accessible S-1 documents that the younger entrants to the group have posted.

"It's very much in its infancy," said Strange, noting that "one out of 10 companies in the S&P 500 is an insurance company, yet there are no new entrants to that group".