Sentence examples for entry to its from inspiring English sources

The League will further claim the rule is a condition of entry to its competitions and that if it is overturned it could lead to a cascade of club insolvencies across the game.

Uber's intent with POOL is to help lower the cost of entry to its product to make it the massive base of the ride hailing pyramid that can reach the most people thanks to affordability near on par with public transit.

A node must add one entry to its configuration file for each opportunistic link it needs to discover.

Efforts to contact Japanese representatives about the complaint were unsuccessful before publishing, but when the Trump administration filed a trade complaint over the automobile market last year, Japan responded by saying that it imposes no "non-tariff barriers" to entry to its market — meaning no weird tests that are impossible to pass.

It is set into a hillside, allowing at-grade entry to its two levels.

Oxford University requires a minimum A* and two As for entry to its medical school.

Fujifilm had its press event today at CES 2013, and it showed off two new entries to its X-series line of cameras.

Pocono Trails received 173 entries to its essay contest this year — for 10 slots.

Once users opt in to that feature, however, LinkedIn automatically transmits their calendar entries to its servers.

A site called Feedster (www.feedster.com) monitors half a million such feeds and makes them searchable, adding new blog entries to its results less than an hour after they are published.

Glynx encrypts all entries to its distributed directory, and claims that nobody controls the directory.