Sentence examples for flexible entry from inspiring English sources

Johnston says there needs to be a focus on recruiting career changers and returners by promoting flexible entry routes.

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

"If there's no flexible entry to the labor market, or use of apprenticeship programs, youth unemployment explodes," Mr. Nickell of Oxford said.

The formal four-center, three-component reaction provides a facile and flexible entry into a range of spirocyclic amino alcohols which are valuable, 'high-Fsp3' motiforfor drug design.

Second, our findings suggest that interventions that target the urban moderate poor need to adopt flexible entry and exit rules in response to this group's high income mobility.

Ideally, genomically-driven basket trials would have flexible entry criteria, permitting the range of genes and mutations to be dynamically modified during the trial, to take advantage of improved understanding as well as trial experience.

Thorley promises Keele will be flexible with entry requirements for this year's intake who, she says, are the educational guinea pigs of the changes to sixth-forms.

Grant Thornton, the accounting giant, has benefitted from more flexible academic entry requirements for its school leaver and graduate intake.

Also, since the wires are flexible, the entry directions of the wires to pulleys and the rotation axis of the pulleys do not need to be orthogonal to each other.

A move to a password-protected web-based system is under way, allowing more flexible data entry from multiple sites within a single organisation.

As in the OPCRIT system, OPCRIT+ consists of a checklist of items in either electronic or paper format that allows flexible data entry, provides definitions of the items, and applies algorithms based on ICD-10, DSM-IV and other criteria to provide a diagnostic classification.