Sentence examples for entry rule from inspiring English sources

We decompose the Doing Business Index into measures of access to credit, tax rates, costs of entry, rule of law, trading easiness, and corruption.

What is your take on the NBA's current early entry rule, allowing players to leave college after one year, or when they turn 19?

A look back at the hard copy instruments indicated that vendors did not consistently follow the pre-defined data entry rule number 5 that states that, "if a question was supposed to have been skipped but was not, the data entry person was to key in the answers exactly as they were written".

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.

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.