Sentence examples for rules for admission from inspiring English sources
On dangerously cold nights, the city relaxes its rules for admission to shelters, and sends workers out to check on outdoor places where homeless people might gather to encourage them to get inside.
Some of the very changes that Chancellor Joel I. Klein has made his hallmark -- uniform programs in reading and math for most schools; drilling that helped produce citywide gains last spring on standardized tests; changes in rules for admission to programs for the gifted and talented, designed to make them more equitable -- have caused unease among that important constituency.
In both cases, individual schools had established their own rules for admission, and many parents within the schools were generally pleased with the results, because, for instance, the schools often gave preference to siblings, allowing families to stick with one school, and there was a preference in admission to gifted programs for families who lived near the schools.
When we said that it was, he gave us a short but stern lecture about the rules for admission.
In 1926, Hebard was elected the new president at the Huron Mountain Club and changed its rules for admission.
Third, the rules for admission are ever more complex, based on what Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers are willing to cover.
McCain, Graham, Schumer, and the other Democrats had a simple rule for admission to the Gang.
The high demand for places forced the GECPD Executive Board to set a rule for admission: one girl per family.
Several states are now trying the Top Ten Percent rule for admissions to their state universities.
Our rules for college admission, and ideas about college achievement, are linear, but in reality, college achievement is complex.
James Silkenat, the ABA's president, says he supports "innovation" to reduce costs but still believes schools yield "a better product with the full three years".Many advocates for reform are turning to the judiciary, which sets the rules for bar admission.
