Sentence examples for needs of entry from inspiring English sources

The OET assessment in its current form is one test (covering productive and receptive skills) and aims to meet the needs of entry recruitment by determining the candidate level of language and hopefully predicting quality success at work (i.e. in the health professional/patient interaction).

The customer needs "freedom of entry" too.

Does the secretary of state really need powers of "entry and search"?

The time needed for entry of one vaccination was less than 30 seconds.

Pivonka claims he dug a dozen times near the mulberry tree until one day he was stopped by a park official who told him he needed a right of entry permit.

Each approach has its merits, but the LS collection better serves the needs of an encyclopedia entry.

Second, the data collection form should be designed with the needs of the data entry personnel in mind (e. g., structure the form in a logical manner and make coding of responses as consistent and straightforward as possible).

The AMHLO focused on creating a greater understanding for the multidisciplinary team regarding culturally specific needs, at the point of entry and discharge, but especially during inpatient admission.

Case management evolved to address the needs of prisoner re-entry programmes covering employment, education, health, housing and family support via assessment and connecting clients with the appropriate services (Austin and McClelland 1996).

His supporters argue that he is an agile politician who pursued the restructuring of the Turkish state needed for entry into the European Union.

As universities deal with the fact they are entering a new era where value for money counts for more than ever before, maybe there's more than one price of entry that needs a rethink.