Sentence examples for places allocated from inspiring English sources

An added worry is that the School Direct scheme was less successful than universities in filling the places allocated to it last year.

More people from underdeveloped regions are enrolling in the country's leading universities, thanks to 185,000 government places allocated to students from these areas this year.

"Although NHS trusts have been given more than 1,400 Tier 2 certificates of sponsorship for nurses since April this year, over 600 of the places allocated to them in April and May this year were returned unused".

"Lots of parents are very content with the school places allocated to their children, but in some areas – parts of London, Bristol, East Sussex and Birmingham, for example – the admissions system is starting to feel seriously creaky".

That would not include France, who alongside England, Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea, are expected to take the five places allocated for teams that will not need to qualify.

In a letter to universities and colleges, Hefce stressed that it would still be forced to penalise institutions that over-recruit students beyond the extra places allocated to them.

Most famously, Israel's opponents kept refusing to play them, allowing them to progress past Turkey, Egypt, Indonesia and Sudan to win the one place allocated to Africa and Asia without kicking a ball.

Places are allocated according to need and are not guaranteed.

Places are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

Unless very careful thought is applied to the way teacher training places are allocated we could see Schools of Education pruning their specialities or even closing them down.

In some boroughs, such as Lambeth, there has been a surge this year in "late applications" since school places were allocated in April.