Sentence examples for system of admitting from inspiring English sources

While the briefs said diversity in higher education was important, they suggested only one specific "race-neutral" way to achieve it, a system of admitting a specific percentage of students from every high school in a state that would not be applicable to national institutions like the academies.

Canada originated the system of admitting immigrants based on skill levels rather than on employment promises, but it will drop this approach in 2014 because of what Maclean's magazine calls the "ugly reality facing so many" of the skilled immigrants in the country: great difficulty finding work and low earnings when they do.

The announcement follows an audit that slammed the UC system for admitting too many out-of-state and foreign students.

Deutsche says it is "re-emphasizing its existing internal control systems," but stops short of admitting they failed in this case.

I accept the tough choices, the painful but necessary imperfection of compromise, which is a part of our system of government," admitted Senator Chuck Schumer, who voted for the compromised draft in the influential Judiciary Committee, which is charged with crafting the law.

Moreover, if the system of interest admits a polynomial description (e.g., the system vector and matrix fields are polynomials) and we search to polynomial altitude functions, then the search can be carried out using sum-of-squares (SOS) optimization [56].

The prime minister was accused of backsliding on promises made by Vote Leave after she cast doubt on the effectiveness of a system admitting people on the basis of their skills and refused to commit an extra £100m to the NHS.

It is shown that the sufficient conditions on the structure of the system and on the signals for global stability of the observer are satisfied by the reaction system, thereby admitting the construction of the adaptive observer for an arbitrary order reaction.

The dissenting justices, led by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, are correct in saying that the majority is essentially rewriting an essential aspect of the Miranda system without admitting it, following the Roberts court's disturbing pattern of stealthily overturning precedents.

Finally, Respublica Lacedaemoniorum ("Constitution of the Spartans") celebrates the rational eccentricity of the Lycurgan system while admitting its failure to maintain Spartan values a failure some find perceptibly implicit in the system itself.

Last week Labour called for a "fast and radical" overhaul of the system, admitting the policy it introduced when in government was not working.