Sentence examples for open to entry from inspiring English sources

In the current context, the key distinction is whether the population is open to entry after the exposure under study begins and open to exit before the outcome under study occurs (S. Greenland, University of California, Los Angeles, personal communication, 2013).

Currently, Singapore is known for its large number of private banks open to entry level hiring.

These are all markers of opportunities once open to entry-level employees with little or no experience.

The competition is open to entries until 1 May 2013, and will be judged at the Digital Shoreditch event later that month.

It's open to entries until June 27th.

This year's ceremony, broadcast live from Guildhall in London, was especially momentous because it was the last year before the award is opened to entries from the United States and beyond.

WMS runs a four year MBChB degree open only to graduate entry medical students, UBMS and KMS have a five year MBChB degree course, open to undergraduate entry medicine (UEM) graduate entry medical (GEM) students.

The ranks would also be open to lateral entry.

And dialogue is more porous, more open to imaginative entry than fictional narrative.

In particular, lawmakers and the administration should approve Norwegian Air International's request to operate flights to and from the U.S. Additionally, they need to keep our country's aviation market open to the entry of new carriers from abroad, and not acquiesce to demands to keep them out.

WASHINGTON, July 6 (Reuters) - A top U.S. official said on Sunday the U.S. border is not open to illegal entry into the country, but acknowledged the government does need to be sensitive to the tens of thousands of migrant children flowing into detention centers.