Sentence examples for in entry to from inspiring English sources

Until 2012-13, the long term decline in entry to MFL courses was primarily affecting part-time programmes.

The concept of a glorious battle death resulting in entry to warrior paradise is age-old, he says.

People often complain that the national debate on higher education is unfairly dominated by interest in entry to these two universities.

Curnock Cook said: "Girls are doing better throughout primary, secondary and higher education than boys; poor, white boys are the most disadvantaged group in entry to higher education and the gap is getting bigger.

Where studies of employment and training programs are done, the findings indicate only a slight difference in entry to employment between people who participate in the program and control groups who don't.

Mary Curnock Cook, chief executive of UCAS sounded the alarm for boys: "Girls are doing better throughout primary, secondary and higher education than boys; poor, white boys are the most disadvantaged group in entry to higher education and the gap is getting bigger.

More than 100 kids sent in entries to the 2015 Washington Post Peeps Diorama Contest.

"We've seen 8.8% fewer students taking music A-level, and a staggering 33% drop in entries to art and design subjects at AS-level," he said.

There is a surge in entries to do the extended project – a research project students undertake which is favoured by universities.

Trobe said: "We are concerned about the continuing decline in entries to A-levels in modern foreign languages and other 'minority' subjects such as music and design and technology.

Commentators, pundits, teachers' unions and employers dissect the overall figures, lamenting, for example, the "national catastrophe" of a fall in entries to foreign language exams or (this year) science exams.