Sentence examples for state admissions from inspiring English sources

ACROSS the state, admissions at tourist attractions are up 10to20percentent over last year, and the increase in inquiries from prospective visitors is running even higher.

Which is not to say that the Penn State admissions office, which has its headquarters just a few blocks from Beaver Stadium, has not had to field questions from concerned applicants and their parents.

In a letter sent to Academic Leadership's board on Tuesday, the executive director of the city's charter school office, Recy Dunn, accused the school of twice violating state admissions laws, and described a school in chaos from "a pattern of failed operational oversight by school leadership".

The time in the Andersen-Gill model is defined as the time that runs between one state (admission) and the next.

Janet Napolitano, the president of the University of California, discusses a rise in in-state admissions.

But with out-of-state admissions now at a third of students, while fully qualified California residents are being denied entry, the university is failing in its primary mission.

We considered admission to hospital as a time varying covariate that was categorised into three states: "admission" (defined as the time between the date of admission and date of discharge); "post-discharge" (up to 28 days after discharge date), further divided into weeks; and "time outside admission" (time not associated with admission) (fig 1).

And state school admissions to Cambridge dropped by nearly two percentage points this year.

Cambridge even has an explicit target of 60% for state school admissions.

Sir Peter Lampl, Sutton Trust chairman, agreed there had been improvements in state school admissions to Oxford and Cambridge in the past two decades.

It will be disappointing to teachers like Kerridge that state school admissions to Cambridge have dipped this year.