Sentence examples for refusing admission to from inspiring English sources

At the same time, unregulated charters opened by the thousands, diverting resources from public schools and frequently refusing admission to the children with the greatest needs.

In the 1980s, in the wake of the Iranian revolution and the rise of Islamism within Turkey, the military came down even harder, refusing admission to schools and universities to any girl who dared cover her head.

Furthermore patients with a poor quality of life and from the chronic care facilities may not have been admitted to ICU due to limitations of care imposed by the patients (refusing admission to ICU, intubation and ventilation etc) themselves and/or their relatives.

Some playgrounds refuse admission to adults without children.

Not bad for someone who was twice refused admission to the Leningrad Conservatory.

It involved Allan Bakke, who believed he had been refused admission to a University of California medical school because he was white.

If accompanied by African-Americans, I was turned away at restaurants, by taxis and even refused admission to three churches.

In her teens, she was refused admission to a cinema on the grounds that she was "a fire risk".

At one end of the street is the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, a Neoclassical campus that dominated the art world – and refused admission to the Impressionists.

Mr. Habib, who has publicly criticized American foreign policy, was refused admission to the country in 2006 and has been barred from traveling there since.

Ruth Mack graduated from Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1918 and, having been refused admission to Harvard Medical School because of her sex, graduated from Tufts Medical School in Medford, Massachusetts, in 1922.