Sentence examples for institutions early from inspiring English sources
High school guidance counselors complain that Division III coaches put undue pressure on students to apply to their institutions' "early decision".
In May, at least eight public-school districts shut down their institutions early, on the heels of a 2014 State Supreme Court ruling that education allocations were unconstitutionally inadequate.
Junior and mid-ranking officers sought to fill the resulting power vacuum by seizing the state broadcasting institutions early on Tuesday and announcing what a senior lawmaker called a "putsch".
High school guidance counselors complain that Division III coaches put undue pressure on students to apply to their institutions' "early decision". Under this procedure, colleges tell students in December whether they will be admitted, and students who accept are obliged to withdraw applications from other colleges.
Andrew created financial institutions; early venture capital projects included Gulf Oil, Alcoa.
Operating flexibly out of state bureaucracy, humanitarian organizations were more effective than state institutions early on the crisis.
Two Ivy League universities, Princeton and Brown, have prohibited their early-decision applicants from applying to other institutions' early-action admissions programs this fall, defying the policies of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling.
In addition, the MoCA battery tests include executive functions that are significantly impaired by aging; 55, 56 therefore, we suggest that the MoCA battery tests would detect the detrimental influence of the impoverished environment of long-term care institutions earlier than the other language tests would.
Kira (Stine Stengade) comes home after a stay at a mental institution early in the film, and she and her husband (Lars Mikkelsen), a successful builder, try to reconstruct their life.
In our institution, early clinical exposure for four hours every week starts right from day one.
Some 18 percent of institutions offer early decision and 24 percent early action, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
