Sentence examples for requirements for entry from inspiring English sources

Border staff would need to establish whether new arrivals meet the requirements for entry, requiring proof of income, intention to return and lack of intention to work.

There are no academic requirements for entry at Palisade.

Two A levels or their equivalent are minimum requirements for entry.

Problems arise because the industry's requirements for entry are low, said owners of chimney-cleaning companies.

Mr. Smirnov is hardly the only executive to have been thwarted by stringent requirements for entry into the United States.

At the same time, off-licences have become far stricter about sales to teenagers, and bars and clubs have introduced stringent ID requirements for entry.

It was claimed that this association was blocking inclusive liberal reforms such as caps on parental fees, a uniform salary grid for childcare workers, reduction of government subsidies to for-profit centers, experiments with locating childcare centers in public schools, and higher educational requirements for entry-level childcare workers.

There are knowledge frameworks other than EBP, but this decision making paradigm is rapidly becoming part of accreditation requirements for entry-level and post graduate health programs in educational institutions and various health care registration bodies.

A passion for the product is a requirement for entry in the Folio studio, Mr. Mondavi said.

Cambridge, however, has no GCSE requirement for entry to its undergraduate courses – except for medicine and veterinary medicine, which require a grade C or above in GCSE double award science and maths.

Although increasing numbers now have university training, and those entering newspapers may sit the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) exams, there is no formal requirement for entry.