Sentence examples for through tier from inspiring English sources

"You can still come in as an entrepreneur through tier 1 or an investor, or if you're an exceptional talent through tier 1, but tier 2's the main visa route for non-EU workers to come into the country.

"We estimate between 40,000 and 50,000 individuals might have entered through Tier 4 in its first year of operation to work rather than study.

The first year of surveys issued through Tier I had the highest data completion rates, as would be expected from newly-enrolled, willing participants.

The problem is particularly acute in the construction industry, where workers often have to wait for a single lump sum payment at the end of the year and money trickles down through tiers of subcontractors to the labourers – if it appears at all.

The first betrayals would flow quickly as the government began negotiating its way back through tiers of European cooperation: access to the single market; protections for UK workers and pensioners in other member states; cross-border policing and security collaboration; the whole edifice of legal harmonisation that allows people and goods to flow unimpeded from one member state to another.

"This is expressed through tiered shirtdresses, featherweight ombre dyed-raccoon coats in pastille colorations, and frayed ruff-collars.

With about 40 days left to go in the campaign, Kickstarter backers have seen the founders' big picture, smashing through tiers of early-adopter rewards to contribute more than $30,000, nearly four times the initial $8,000 funding goal.

New roller derby competitors advance through tiers.

The generation of false positives increases the resources and time needed to assess negligible risks and it can be managed through the use of a staged scheme of assessment that iterates through tiers.

In England, treatment and care for children and adolescents (up to 18 years of age) who have significant mental health problems or disorders is organised through a tier system, according to severity of symptoms and conditions from Tier 1 (primary care) to Tiers 3 and 4 (specialist and highly specialist (mainly inpatient) support).

The number of people coming to work in Britain through the tier two skilled occupation route forms only a very small proportion of overall immigration into Britain.