Sentence examples for note admitted from inspiring English sources
Note: admitted students can petition to change their degree program after they arrive, providing they have appropriate support from their faculty adviser, an approved program plan in the new area, and the approval of the Committee on Higher Degrees.
Note: Admitted applicants who decide not to matriculate in the year for which admission is offered may reapply for admission at a later time.
Note: Admitted international students who did not check the "financial aid interest" box on the admissions application are ineligible to apply for financial aid for any year of undergraduate study.
The rates for circulatory and skeletal muscle diseases were higher than respiratory diseases (P < 0.001), whereas the rates for urinary tract diseases, trauma, and poisoning were much lower (P < 0.001).> -wrap-foot> Note: Admitted severity is included in the analysis by order of ranked data.
"I'll leave you a note admitting you to my office.
The 285-word note admits to mixing up details and dialogue and even the chronology of some events.
He had left a note admitting to embezzling more than $100 million from his clients by falsifying bank statements and lying to regulators.
The former chief executive of the failed brokerage firm Peregrine Financial Group, who last month wrote a note admitting that he had committed a long-ranging investment fraud, pleaded not guilty on Friday to lying to federal regulators.
That said Greenblatt was careful to sound a cautious note, admitting at last week's Television Critics Association event that the show might only appeal to real Broadway fans: "Smash is maybe the most adventurous show that we have, and ultimately it may be the most narrow show we do," he said.
Any applicants considered to be in need of immediate assistance could be issued with a note admitting them directly to the workhouse.
It is said that he left behind a suicide note admitting that he was present during the Gatton Murders, and stating that he couldn't sleep due to nightmares of seeing the victims' heads being bashed in.
