Sentence examples for entry scheme from inspiring English sources

Last December the European Commission floated the idea of managed migration using quotas and a 'green card' entry scheme.

Rudd cited the direct entry scheme, which allows candidates from outside policing to join the service at certain ranks.

A state law dating to the 1970s requires a test-based entry scheme at those three schools.

Those who join at inspector rank from business, the military, the security services or elsewhere under the direct entry scheme will have to go through a 15-month basic training course before they assume command.

At PricewaterhouseCoopers, where they run an A-level entry scheme, there have been 1,600 applications for 100 jobs so far this year, almost four times as many as three years ago.

Eagle was also the man behind Liverpool's Eric's club, a post-punk dive that gave birth to Echo & the Bunnymen and Zoo Records, and which operated a reciprocal entry scheme with Tony Wilson's Factory club.

So enhanced entry schemes should make it possible for talented people and professionals to join the police later in their careers and at all ranks.

Senior entry schemes project manager for the GPS, Alex Holden said: "We are looking for people who are able to analyse information.

Could it really be kinder to reverse decades of steadily increasing participation in higher education, and force the kids into one of those entry schemes for 18-year-olds now being run by many milk-round employers?

Sure, you may feel like you've got to woo unis to fall in love with you, but they want to lure you too: are there special entry schemes for clever students at struggling schools?

We are world leaders in our field so I have found myself in a privileged position, which I believe justifies taking a step away from graduate entry schemes and instead identifying a job that was more suited to my career aspirations and personal goals.