Sentence examples for value to be admitted from inspiring English sources

To help bring the school's culture back down to earth, Thomas J. Peters, a co-author of "In Search of Excellence" who has spoken at the Harvard Business School and has been a frequent critic of business education, suggested that the school apply a simple admissions rule: anyone from an ultraprivileged background needs to have done something of significant social value to be admitted.

Battenberg had written to Churchill on 28 October, "What I shd value above all else is to be admitted to the Privy Council".

Under this system, introduced by the Labour government, workers may be admitted according to their value to the economy.

Nevertheless, in regard to performance metric (Spacing) it should be admitted that the values obtained by AMOSA algorithm are not as satisfactory as those obtained by ∈-constraint method as true Pareto front.

Commonly, values close to 0.90 are admitted as a reference of an adjusted model.

Only voxels with a Fractional Anisotropy (FA) value above 0.3 (gray matter FA can reach values up to ∼0.2, [46]) were admitted to this procedure.

In this way, health care professionals can encourage the residents to engage in activities in the NH and in activities they previously valued but had to give up after being admitted to the NH.

"Every law student learns that there is a delicate balancing test to see if the prejudicial impact outweighs the probative value before such evidence is admitted," but "they quickly learn that in practice the balance always comes out in favor of admitting gruesome crime-scene photos, autopsy pictures, 911 calls, everything".

For large values of t, it is admitted that t − 1 → 0 and t / ( t + 1 ) → 1.

Descenders were admitted to the ICU with a significantly higher NT-proBNP value than Ascenders.

She was admitted to Stanford Hospital.