Sentence examples for unconditional places from inspiring English sources

But staff in the department say that six firm offers have already been made for conditional and unconditional places on the degree programme.

The University of Birmingham was the first Russell Group institution to catch on to this, offering 1,000 unconditional places to students expected to score straight As this year, which its vice-chancellor, Prof David Eastwood, said at the time was less about filling quotas "and more about attracting the best possible students to a highly selective university".

The majority of the students (25/32, 78%) had been given normal conditional offers after interviews in December-March; three had unconditional places (1 graduate and 2 overseas students admitted under special arrangements); one was a Reserve offer, and three were late offers made in July-August after earlier rejection.

He applied to study business studies at the University of St Mark and St John in Plymouth and got an unconditional place.

For McGovern, a first- or second-place finish would virtually assure him a place among the Tour's top 125 money winners this year and guarantee him an unconditional place on Tour next year.

Instead of fighting with the parts of me that are judging me and pushing me to improve myself, what if I could turn to these hurt and tender parts and offer them a safe haven, an unconditional place of acceptance in my self, regardless of their views?

McCain's foreign policy adviser, Randy Scheunemann, said in statement that Obama "is stubbornly adhering to an unconditional withdrawal that places politics above the advice of our military commanders, the success of our troops, and the security of the American people.

Britain's universities are gearing up for a cut-throat battle to attract and recruit students – by making more unconditional offers of places, using sophisticated marketing, and building prestigious campus developments – spurred by government changes that are transforming university admissions policies.

Then, and only then, anyone who thinks themselves British will sob for joy, wave the flag of victory and declare unconditional love for the place we all call home.

"I feel unconditional love for this place, and it's a privilege to be here to express something so deep and strong within myself," he said.

Miller's move to place an unconditional bid strongly suggests he knows exactly where Rangers will play their football next season.