Sentence examples for had begun accepting from inspiring English sources

In that year Blackwell transferred her students to Cornell University Medical College, which had begun accepting men and women students on an equal basis.

The delay surprised many, especially online retailers, who had begun accepting pre-orders for consoles bundled with Oblivion.

At that time the Embassy had begun accepting claims from victims of the incident and approved payments of $10,000 for each death, $5,000 for each injury, (800 times less than the Iraqi figure for both death and injury) and $2,500 for property damage.

For example, Gwen Richardson, above, said that CushCity.com had began accepting checking account information over the phone.

In fact, the one-year program has begun accepting fewer students in expectation that a greater percentage of accepted students will choose to attend.

It has begun accepting ID information and images via the Web, mailing back ID cards within 48 hours.

Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, calling Congress a "swamp of dysfunction," has begun accepting contributions for a race against a fellow Democrat, Representative Edolphus Towns of Brooklyn.

To make up for a recruitment shortfall, the army has begun accepting a higher number of "category four" candidates who score low on a military aptitude test.

Although only a small portion of United States banks have begun accepting the consular ID card, many of the largest institutions are leading the way.

Of the new domains,.biz and.info are farthest along the pipeline, having begun accepting applications for addresses over the summer.

Cornell University, the University of California at Los Angeles and a number of other top schools have begun accepting applicants with only two or three years of work experience, people who would most likely have been rejected in the past.