Sentence examples for quick admission from inspiring English sources

One is Study Metro, in Bangalore, India, which posted notices on Facebook offering quick admission, seemingly to the University of Oklahoma, along with fast turnarounds on a document called the I-20, required to obtain a visa.

Even after the quick admission by the United States that it had accidentally killed Syrian troops and regretted the loss of life, Russian and Syrian officials seized on the bombing to argue that it was the United States, and the opposition forces it backs, that were undermining the agreement.

One trick for quick admission: Be gorgeous and female.

Marymount's quick admissions process gave her a chance to fill the year.

Nearby is the Museum of Gallo-Roman Civilization (17, rue Cléberg; 33-4-72-38-49-30; www.musees-gallo-romains.com) for a quick archaeology lesson; admission is 3.8 euros; it is closed on Mondays.

The notice said that Professor Sullivan, a tenured humanities instructor who has been at the academy, in Kings Point, N.Y., since 2006 and had a positive reputation among students, had offered a "quick and remorseful admission" to administrators and a "personal apology immediately following the incident" to the bereaved student and to the class as a whole.

Since November 2003, patients admitted for longer than 24 hours to two adult ICUs were screened systematically on admission using quick, multiplex immunocapture-coupled PCR (qMRSA).

Although all centers anticipated quick notification of participants' admission for delivery, this was often overlooked in the frenzy of labor and birth.

And the quick decisions mean the admissions committee has more information on the make-up of the MBA class by the time it starts sorting through the regular pool of applicants.

Harvard also used the Internet to provide prospective students with quicker notification of admissions decisions this year, but it sent e-mail messages to applicants rather than requiring them to log onto a Web site.

Labour were quick to pounce on the admission.