Sentence examples for procedures for admitting from inspiring English sources

Although those standardized tests were eliminated in Northern Ireland, schools were still allowed to use selective exams and procedures for admitting students.

The referral hospital(s) should have been adequately staffed and equipped, with procedures for admitting patients who were in the process of arranging health insurance that did not introduce additional delays to their receiving treatment.

An operating agreement is a contract between the members (owners) of the LLC and covers topics such as the initial members and their respective interest in the company, distribution of profits and losses among members, voting powers, procedures for admitting new members and resignation of current members, and rules for holding meetings.

He also said the News Hawks case could lead Google to reconsider its procedure for admitting sites to the news index, which he estimated includes between 30,000 and 50,000 sources.

Every hospital, moreover, has its own procedures for granting admitting privileges, which may have nothing to do with credentials and everything to do with politics or the religious affiliation of a hospital.

"We did not find an institution or culture that provided a safe outlet for admitting errors and improving procedures," the report said.

O'Keefe noted that procedures established by Congress help account for why Burma has an "outsized" role in admitted refugees, since the formulas for admitting applicants is based in part on what region of the world they are fleeing.

Since the end of the 1990s, case management has been implemented nationwide in Belgian hospitals as a standard procedure for patients admitted to a geriatric unit [ 22].

Methods: A retrospective and observational study was conducted on all elective consecutive surgical procedures for tumor resection admitted into the ICU.

This registry contains detailed information, including the civil registration number, date of admission and discharge, and up to 20 discharge diagnoses and procedures for all patients admitted to a somatic hospital in Denmark since 1977, including all outpatient contacts since 1995.

Surgical procedure was required more often for patients admitted in a tertiary care hospital with a cardiac surgery department (n = 127/148) than for admitted in a general hospital without any cardiac surgery department (n = 64/100) (p < 0.001).