Sentence examples for entrant status from inspiring English sources

Most were eventually released and given special entrant status, some were returned to Cuba, but 1,800 Mariel Cubans are in the Atlanta state penitentiary.

Differences in preparedness by sex, ethnicity, intercalated degree status and graduate entrant status were modest compared to cohort differences.

In year one, this confirmed that ethnicity (white or non-white) and medical school were statistically significant predictors (both p < 0.001), independently of other factors, and graduation cohort, sex, intercalated degree status and graduate entrant status were not (p = 0.02, 0.4, 0.05 and 0.5 respectively).

We also, for the first time, report findings by sex, ethnicity and graduate entrant status; report on whether these are confounders in the comparisons between medical schools; report on the broad areas in which respondents did not feel well prepared; and report, for those who did not feel well prepared, on whether this had been a serious, medium-sized or minor problem for them.

The program would record the entry and exit of non-United States citizens and verify the identity of incoming visitors through the use of digital-finger scans and digital photos taken at ports of entry, and check entrants' visa and immigration status.

In the initial registry agreement, now undergoing revisions after objections by both the government and other businesses, Google was the only listed vendor of the texts, raising questions about what status future entrants might have.

This latter trend for entrants of low socioeconomic status was also observed for medical schools using UKCAT as a factor compared with those using it in borderline cases.

Table 12 depicts the results of multilevel multiple logistic regression for the prediction of widening participation status of entrants for school type attended, socioeconomic status, and achieving below average academic attainment (for this cohort of medical school applicants).

In year three, ethnicity was a statistically significant predictor of doctors' feeling that they had been well prepared (whites 40.4%, non-whites 32.5%, p < 0.001), as was sex (males 41.5%, females 37.0%, p = 0.003) and graduate status (graduate entrants 41.5%, non-graduates 38.1%, p = 0.003).

Therefore, there will be an annual review, only temporary status for new entrants and last in, first out criteria will be followed.

It was about to lose its star status as a new entrant, Microfile, was taking business hand over fist from Filofax in its biggest market, the UK.