And I accept Bauböck's point that obligations of global justice constrain state prerogatives to regulate admissions.
By 'collective organisation' we mean an independent self-regulating professional association) which regulates admission, standards and other matters relating to their 'practice' as opposed to their initial and continued 'membership' of, or 'status' within, the organisation itself.
The number of people taking the GMAT, which regulates admission to many business schools, fell by 50,000 last year.
Back in 2012 the business, innovation and skills select committee sought to block the appointment of Professor Les Ebdon, vice chancellor of the University of Bedfordshire, as director for the Office for Fair Access, which monitors and regulates admissions to universities because of his championing of such information.
The goal of the CAC mechanism is to regulate the admission of new users, while controlling the quality of current connections without any call drops.
Wouldn't it be better to ask which unit is best suited to deal with social welfare, which one can best accommodate cultural diversity and which one should regulate immigrant admission?
The commissioners and watchers shall be stationed near the voting machines, and the commissioners shall regulate the admission of the voters thereto, and each shall always be in full view of the other election commissioners and watchers and, as far as possible, of the public".
Furthermore, we can consider a linear adaptation approach which smoothly regulates the admission criteria b i in proportion to the change of network load nl as shown in Figure 3b.
There should be a model that regulates the admission of children with certain requisites at school.
Specifically, we studied how experienced clinical decision-makers interpret and understand the criteria regulating involuntary admission that are laid down in the Norwegian Mental Health Care Act.
