Sentence examples for time entrants from inspiring English sources

The games themselves brought successful first time entrants in Kosovo, South Sudan, and the Refugee Olympic Team.

Juliet Lyon, director of the Prison Reform Trust, said: "An impressive 77 per cent drop in youth crime, 81 per cent reduction of first time entrants into the youth justice system and a 64 per cent drop in the child prison population, give Michael Gove the scope he needs for radical reform.

London in 1908 improved on this situation considerably: for the first time entrants to the marathon had to produce a doctors' certificate (or be medically examined) to prove they were in a fit state to run the race, and the first ever doping ban was introduced.

This article discusses the development of the Bureau and explores how this child-orientated model is beginning to yield positive results in terms of decreases in first time entrants into the Youth Justice System and reductions in reconviction.

Between 2010-11 and 2012-13, full-time entrants fell by more than a quarter and by more than half in part-time.

Moldova and Saudi Arabia are among the first-time entrants for next year's prize, while Montenegro is submitting for the first time as an independent country.

Over the same period, the number of part-time entrants also declined massively, from 266,605 to 105,715, a 60% decrease.

"It was just too painful for me to play baseball at that time," said Smith, who will be among the first-time entrants in the 113th United States Open on Thursday.

Runners are also required to complete a bizarre entry form with questions like, "What is the most important vegetable group?" In addition to the $1.60 entry fee, first-time entrants must bring a license plate for Cantrell's collection, which he displays next to the race's starting gate.

Average tariffs are determined by taking the total tariff points of first-year, first-degree, full-time entrants who were aged under 21 at the start of their course, if the qualifications that they entered with could all be expressed using the tariff system.

Among the first-time entrants was my 11-year-old daughter, Anne D. It is precisely the kind of setting described above -- pressure-filled with conspicuous import assigned to roughly 40 seconds in the life of a child racing down a slope -- that will often give youth sports a bad name.