Sentence examples for period entry from inspiring English sources

Police said that for a 48-hour period entry to the Old City area that contains sites sacred to Judaism, Islam and Christianity would be allowed only for Old City residents, business owners, Israeli citizens and tourists – meaning that most of the approximately 300,000 Jerusalem Palestinians are excluded.

PEP assessed STEM postgraduate masters students' learning and teaching experiences and expectations through an online survey during Induction period (Entry to Study survey).

15 Further, we required all patients to be present in the database for at least a year postobservation period entry.

During the first part of that period, entries in the Annals were largely written by monks and scribes in monasteries throughout the country.

Reductions in criminal convictions were found in the period before entry (or re-entry) to OMT, and increases in criminal activity were found in the months prior to treatment interruption.

The distribution of period of entry into the study and age at entry for the 54 362 women in the cohort has been described previously.

It is customarily assumed that the Indo-Europeans entered Anatolia sometime in the 3rd millennium, although there are no specific archaeological data that might enable scholars to identify more closely the period of entry or the route the invaders followed.

The customary three-year post-retirement waiting period for entry into the Hockey Hall of Fame was waived as he was enshrined in 1979.

However, in the second 24 hour period after entry, ORS intake was significantly lower in the HAMS-ORS group (0, 0 1450 ml) compared to the HO-ORS group (2200, 1500 4300 ml) (Padj<0.001) (Figure 4).

Health care utilisation will be assessed throughout a two year period following entry to the trial.

No association was seen in the period since entry into the GPRD (Table 4).