Sentence examples for tougher entry from inspiring English sources

He argued that when the immigration department tried to introduce tougher entry tests for short course English language students, the Department of Education, Employment and Training argued the approach would cut the number of students "and therefore export income".

The report calls for a range of measures including higher salaries, better training, and tougher entry requirements for the teaching profession; more centralised efforts to integrate immigrants into education; and a more active approach to improving performance from the country's schools inspectorate.

Changes to welfare and education had to accompany tougher entry rules if UK workers were to gain from the recovery.

The case studies in Kenya and in Ghana also highlighted recent apparent reductions in outflow of nurses and doctors, but this was in part reportedly a result of relative improvements in working conditions in the countries, and was also attributed (in the case of declining flows to the United Kingdom) to tougher entry requirements and a reduction in demand from the United Kingdom.

EU officials set tough entry requirements, reflecting their concerns about corruption and organised crime.

It was a very tough entry into working life.

The Wag was a fucker to get into due to the head doorman Winston — think Panorama bar tough entry then double it.

There are some constructors who can just fill and clue a puzzle (with sharp cluing oversight by Will Shortz) with some really tough entries, but you are happy to learn them.

The benefits of a tough, entry-level job like being a barista far outweigh having to explain why you spent two years making coffee at Starbucks, so get it back on your résumé.

Fewer exemptions and tougher school entry requirements do drop the rates of preventable illness.

Instead they run here when the going gets tough, depress entry level wages, take housing intended for Americans and leave us new generations to import foreign cultures that have changed the face of America forever, and while my own government turns a blind eye.