Sentence examples for half the intake from inspiring English sources

Back then, only about half the intake came from state schools.

So far 6,507 have arrived in Australia – a little over half the intake announced by the Abbott government in 2015.

In management education they account for only about one student in three, but in law and medicine they now make up about half the intake in most countries.

This is a school where more than half the intake has English as a second language, 50 per cent are on the special- needs register, 40 per cent have free school meals, and pupil turnover, because of often chaotic family circumstances, is high.

So, for example, if a secondary finds itself slipping towards being single-sex, it should have the choice of ensuring that half of the intake comes from each sex.

Up to half of the intake will be admitted on the basis of faith, with the remainder of places going to children who live nearest to the school.

He says that new Church of England schools being established to meet the pressure on pupil places are using distance from the school as the criterion for at least half of the intake, but in most cases for even more than that.

Estimations were based on quarterly 6-day duplicate diets and averaged about 400 600 mg calcium/day (Gulson et al. 2001), less than half the intakes recommended by the National Institutes of Health (1994).

Half the initial intake had either been in prison or shot.

They made up half the new intake at graduate level but only 10% of the candidates for partnership.

One woman talks of starting a diet 18 months before her wedding; another has bought a wedding dress three sizes too small as motivation; another is living on 1,000 calories a day - half the recommended intake - for six months, and feels that she is "letting herself down" by having a cup of tea, due to the calorie content of the milk.