Sentence examples for entry policy from inspiring English sources

No country's entry policy welcomes them.

This article was amended on 10 June 2015 to clarify the University of Chicago's hospital entry policy.

Birkbeck is an open-access university and has a flexible entry policy for students entering part-time, undergraduate-level degree studies.

And what happens to that port of entry policy that would limit the number of locations that people can apply for asylum?

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's entry policy will be spelled out more clearly, under a settlement of a class-action lawsuit that challenged the New York museum's $25 "recommended" admission price.

Some commentators have suggested that the free entry policy of the major museums, brought in by Tony Blair's government in 2000, may have to be reviewed because of funding cuts.

So many Oregon parents have refused vaccination that the state is revising its school entry policies.

But Syria has long maintained one of the most liberal entry policies in the Middle East -- anyone holding a passport from any Arab country can enter or leave with few questions asked.

Among its duties, as laid out in the Travel Promotion Act passed by Congress in 2010, is "to identify, counter, and correct misperceptions regarding United States entry policies around the world".

Besides entry policies, DEMIG POLICY also tracks border control, integration and exit policies.

In an extension of the OLS analyses, Luyten and Veldkamp (2011) used a two-stage estimation technique in the IV framework to consider the endogeneity problem for countries with less strict cutoff school entry policies and higher rates of misclassified students.