For others, an additional opportunity for later entry to specialties such as general practice, psychiatry, or public health, which in the past have typically picked up "late transfers," seems appropriate.
You scan the voucher code they bring in, enter it manually into the Merchant Center, or write it down for later entry.
Sponsoring the promotion of democracy in the East and preparing an Islamic giant, Turkey, for a later entry is precisely what the referendum votes want to stop.
Boeing and Douglas quickly dominated the market, making it difficult for a later entry, the CV-880, from Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, more commonly known as Convair, to gain a foothold.
Despite this assertion that the hunger strike had been forced on the prisoners by "41 years of stark inhumanity," there is, in a later entry the recognition that the fight for changes in the prison regime was part of a wider canvas.
Longer childhood, more schooling, decreased fertility expectations, and later entry into the workforce delay marriage for both men and women.
Women also are in the professions with fewer years of experience overall, perhaps due to absence from the workforce related to child-rearing, or to later entry into these women-dominated professions for the same reason or as part of mid-career shifts.
Both the Exodus and the former slaves' later entry into the Promised Land remain a paradigm of liberation for oppressed people everywhere.
The art...wow (more on that in a later entry).
The temple was dedicated ten years later (Cassiodorus, Chronicle entry for AD 135), and may have been finished by Hadrian's successor Antoninus Pius sometime between AD 140 and 145, as shown on several sestertii issued during his reign.
