Sentence examples for raise admissions from inspiring English sources

Virginia State is trying to raise admissions standards and retool academic offerings.

Still, his government is laying the ground to discard Labor's inclusion targets to raise admissions from low socio-economic backgrounds to 20% for 2020, and abandon Labor's target of 40% of 25 to 34 year-olds holding a bachelor degree or higher by 2025.

Starting with an obligatory bow to the effective Finnish school system, the editorial hits the central tenets of the corporate reform agenda for schools including the assertion that US schools of education should, like the Finns, raise admissions standards.

Well, he says, the city could raise admission fees.

There are no plans to raise admission prices beyond those increases already agreed by the shareholders.

Mr. Callan added that it might be difficult to tell when such crowding out had occurred, because an institution could simply raise admission standards.

Some cultural institutions are debating whether to raise admission and parking fees to offset the loss in donations as donors have quietly reduced their generosity to match their smaller portfolios.

David Mosena, president of the Museum of Science and Industry, said the museum had reduced salaries by an average of 5percentt, imposed layoffs, cut back on energy use and planned to raise admission to $15 from $13 in January.

Walt Disney Co.'s decision to raise admission prices to Disneyland and California Adventure by 4% is one more example of a family tradition fading quickly.

Manchester Business School responded to a 40% drop in numbers over two years by raising admissions criteria.

B. Schools that raised admissions standards also attracted more motivated applicants, who were in turn more likely to graduate.