For customers of utilities that have adopted such plans, charging an electric car practically guarantees admission to this club.
There are a few students call them the Malala Yousafzais of the world that are practically guaranteed admission to the college of their choice, but for the vast majority of a school like Harvard's incoming class, once a student reaches a certain threshold of excellence, their admission or rejection is effectively a toss-up.
Thus, practically, after admission to the ICU for an acute respiratory failure, these patients receive PE or IVIgs during the first days of their stay.
An interesting finding of our study was that while there were increasing socioeconomic differences in non-surgical admissions, practically no income group differences were found in surgical care.
Eventually, a woman who worked in the admissions office practically adopted me, offering me room and board and the same love and affection she and her husband gave their two daughters.
Mom and Dad are more than happy to get a jump start on the passion front, practically a requisite for admission these days.
"Admission is practically by invitation, based on priority and past performance," said André Beaufils, president of the Société Nautique de Saint-Tropez, the yacht club, founded in 1866, which organizes the event.
The tutoring business has come a long way from Stanley Kaplan's basement in Brooklyn, and test-preparation courses for college or private school admission are practically a rite of American education.
Practically this means making the admissions process a blind matching process to help reveal student and college preferences.
For a hilltop museum with no public parking nearby and in a city with limited public transportation, the parking increase is practically the same as an admission fee.
