Sentence examples for securing entry from inspiring English sources

"We heard during the session that parents are having increasing difficulty in securing entry for summer-born or premature children into reception at compulsory school age rather than into year 1, and that the situation has worsened following the government's new guidance," Stuart wrote.

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At 17, he took elocution lessons to improve his chances of securing entry to Rada, and in 1951 he was accepted and made the move to London.

She set her sights not just on securing entry into the PhD program — she hoped to get a waiver the following year — but on changing the Navy's commissioning standard so others wouldn't face the same obstacle.

In the times when fingerprint identification is used for attendance of the employees and secure entry into offices, immigration and security check for entry into another country, in financial transactions, and in identification by law enforcement agencies etc., loss of fingerprints can have serious implications.

The only other building amenity is secure entry.

His side's 2-1 win over Hibernian today secured entry for next year's Europa League.

In fact, he said, the most secure entry systems available today are "biometric access control systems".

With this in mind I headed down early and handed over my £8.50 to secure entry to the site.

They can often secure entry with lower exam grades than they would have done even a year or two ago.

"Some short time after, we managed to secure entry to that vehicle and found a man inside who was deceased".