Sentence examples for limiting admission from inspiring English sources

Limiting admission to those countries with "the same income per head" excludes a majority of the world's population.

The package foresees using West Germany's electoral hurdle limiting admission to the Parliament to those parties that poll 5percentt or more of the total vote.

In 1921, Congress enacted the first quotas based on the racist conclusions of the Dillingham Commission Report, limiting admission of immigrants to a fixed percentage of the foreign-born from each country who were already in the United States as of 1910.

Just as the "bogeyman" of the Mexican rapist and drug dealer was used to justify the Wall and planned mass deportations, Muslim terrorists are being used to validate gutting the refugee program and limiting admission of "undesirables" from North Africa, and Southwest and South Asia.

Almost all CCI's had age criteria for admission (84%), with the majority limiting admission to children aged 12 years and younger (n = 14, 74%).

As prior GPA and class standing are two of the predictors of final score in the hybrid section, it may also be worth limiting admission of freshmen to the hybrid version of this sophomore-level class to those who have more than a threshold GPA.

Should colleges pursue their interest in a diverse class by limiting admissions of a minority group whose numbers may otherwise overwhelm the class?

Patricia Richards, manager of the Central New York S.P.C.A., said that last year her staff euthanized 400 cats and dogs, most sick or vicious, down from as many as 6,000 animals a year before the shelter started limiting admissions.

Failing to achieve sufficient savings through limiting admissions rates and implementing a 6-year maximum on PhD funding for all College graduate students, the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas-Austin is proposing to cut around 80 teaching assistant positions, or about 10percentt of all appointments.

Cover, $20, with a $10 minimum (limited admission to 11 p.m. shows only).

It is proposed to limit admission to the status to persons Who have taken the degree of B..A. at Oxford; or who, if they come from another university, have taken a four years' course and a degree, and have produced satisfactory evidence of their fitness to pursue a course of.