Sentence examples for entries rules from inspiring English sources

iWitness24 (online and mobile) The social links all point to a contest page on iWitness24, which combines a gallery of all entries, rules of the contest, and of course a big upload button to encourage more participation.

The schools are not able to explain them simply by entry rules".

I called up a medical oncology colleague and was ready to consider violating the entry rules of a clinical trial.

Hussein Ibish, communications director for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee in Washington DC, said the Academy should review the entry rules.

Of all the Persian Gulf states, the United Arab Emirates has some of the best tourism infrastructure and the most relaxed entry rules, and English is widely understood.

But even though he helped those coaches make millions, Vaccaro continued his blunt criticism of the N.C.A.A. and the N.B.A.'s new early-entry rules.

The Syrian government has forbidden essential public-sector workers to leave without authorization, and the Lebanese government has tightened entry rules for Syrians, leaving many trapped.

A spokesman for the Foreign Office said that Turkey had made "great strides" in the so-called Copenhagen criteria that define the EU's entry rules but added that "we recognise much more needs to be done".

But his parents were dirt poor peasants who migrated to America thanks to a fast-track legalisation programme that treats the Cuban-born as an elite class of immigrant exempt from "normal" entry rules.

The emphasis of the meeting in Luxembourg was on stemming the flow rather than liberalising entry rules, by discussing further aid to, for example, Lebanon or Turkey, which are struggling under the burden of hundreds of thousands of refugees from Syria.

Those could include increasing financial aid to cover the full cost of attendance, guaranteeing scholarships for as long as players need to graduate, paying for all sports-related medical expenses and letting athletes sign their own marketing deals.The power to implement this solution lies with the professional players' unions, who collectively bargain league-entry rules.