Sentence examples for form of entry from inspiring English sources

It's a form of "entry level" meditation that anyone can do.

The House can no longer be so spectacularly tilted and biased to one form of entry which causes enormous disproportion in gender and background and to a ridiculous extent in political allegiance.

Such a system is employed across the region and its use is defended by Gulf states, which claim that sponsored visas with strict conditions are a standard form of entry for workers to many European states.

"It's enough money to remain in place," he said, adding that a tie-up with Dongfeng might eventually pay off for Peugeot in the form of entry into emerging markets like Malaysia and Indonesia.

If you want to immigrate to Canada, and do not have some other form of entry (such as refugee status, as hundreds of Haitian asylum seekers now housed in tent camps along the U.S. border are claiming), you can apply for the Federal Skilled Worker program, which ranks applicants based on a hundred-point scale.

"We are alleging that the dancers were never paid minimum wage, never paid overtime, and there were illegal deductions and kickbacks in the form of entry fees, late fees and sick fees," said Elizabeth Wagoner, another lawyer for Make the Road.

Her observations unfurl in the form of entries that are dated but, when necessary, disarranged from their strict chronological order.

If she were on an inspection visit, she said, she would go home directly after finishing dessert and paying her bill, and begin filling out her report, which is made in the form of entries in a classification form supplied to all Michelin inspectors.

Another possibility of organizing data files in relation to the process XML and the AMD is in form of entries in a database, facilitating different ways of presenting the relevant information to project partners or third parties.

Alde Valley dropped from six to four forms of entry in the subsequent years.

The ideal of centralized cataloging led to increased interest in standardized forms of entry.