Sentence examples for subject entry from inspiring English sources

For other inquiries about this position, send an email message with the Subject entry "Research Position" to [email protected]

For other inquiries about this position, send an email message with the Subject entry "Technical Staff Position" to [email protected]

Your degree is likely to meet the subject entry requirements for all the courses and your foundation year would be seen as equivalent to A-levels, wherequiredrequired

Whenever a subject entry was made, other references in other categories are possible because it was not feasible to specifically cite all references to a topic.

These guidelines were the same as those recommended by JNC 6 for adults in general, although in the case of ISH the evidence base was derived from two treatment trials (SHEP 16 and SYST-EUR) 17 in which the lower limit for subject entry was 160/90.

The second is the divided catalog, still in alphabetical sequence but with subject entries in a separate file.

But the different pattern of subject entries, driven in part by some universities making it explicit that they favour traditional subjects, may have had an even greater effect.

The Oxford African American Studies Center also includes access to thousands of primary source documents, maps, images, and biographical entries, and subject entries from multiple reference resources, including the two listed here.

I memorised the pictorial guides to farm animals and beetles, poisonous and inedible berries, canals and castles, and pored over the hundreds of subject entries in this encyclopedia of surreally related objects: Abbey.

Mike Cresswell, the director general of the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance, the country's biggest exam board, said: "Some young people are decreasing their subject entries and taking fewer GCSEs than in the past.

The RBML card catalog contains locally-made records for many of the books that are not yet cataloged, as well as additional name and subject entries for some titles.