Sentence examples for schools admitted from inspiring English sources

Though both schools admitted the reality of the universals, their views on this point differed considerably.

Top city public high schools admitted more black and Latino students for this coming fall, according to the city.

A federal judge on Thursday made final a consent decree in which the Chesterfield County schools admitted to violating the separation of church and state.

This year, the schools admitted no one who could not prove that at least one of his or her ancestors lived on the Hawaiian Islands in 1778, when Captain James Cook arrived.

She also quoted American research in which 74% of students at some 4,500 high schools admitted to serious test cheating, and 97% owned up to copying either homework or question papers.

A minority of parents with children at state schools admitted to fiddling the admissions system to get into the school of their choice, with 2% of parents admitting they bought a second home and used that address so their children could gain access to a specific school, including 5% of those in the upper-middle classes.

The major cause of the disparity, most people agree, is the way charter schools admit students.

By law, charter schools admit students by lottery, and most hold their lotteries in April.

The Cantle report recommended that faith schools admit a proportion of pupils from other faiths.

Until private schools admit any student who applies, they should receive no public financing.

"There is evidence," Mr. Muñoz said, that the more mature Caribbean schools "admit students with very competitive backgrounds.