Sentence examples for unconditional admission from inspiring English sources

In order to offer some context regarding the meaning of ACT composite values, note that in order for a high school graduate to gain unconditional admission to Louisiana State University (LSU), she/he must have an ACT composite score of 22.

In Japan's case, this had come about after the atomic blasts at Hiroshima and Nagasaki and after Emperor Hirohito's radio broadcast offering Japan's unconditional surrender, and the admission that he was not a divine being.

Once an application is in, there are three possible admissions outcomes: unconditional acceptance, conditional acceptance, or rejection.

Least likely is unconditional acquittal, tantamount to an admission the whole thing has been a mockery of justice.

It thus approximates the conditional instantaneous probability of admission, rather than the unconditional one (f(d∣s)).

The rise in unconditional offer making to applicants depresses admissions officers and cheapens our product.

A report by the Ucas admissions agency revealed that open unconditional offers continued to rise this year, from 3,000 in 2013 to 68,000, and reached 87,500 when combined with offers that became unconditional when a student made that university their firm choice.

Seeking unconditional talks with the Khomeinists also means an admission of moral equivalence between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic.

In this situation, we employed a multivariate unconditional regression and fit age and hospital of admission.

Earlier this year a survey by the University and College Union found one in 10 admissions staff said their university was making unconditional offers based on predicted grades alone.

There has been a huge rise in the number of unconditional offers being made to students for university places, admissions service Ucas says.