Sentence examples for were being entered from inspiring English sources

When Judge Klein asked if he understood that not-guilty pleas were being entered on his behalf, Father Shanley gestured toward the hearing aid in his right ear and told her he was having trouble hearing her.

Court documents indicate that a "letter to Snapchat," 10 pages of emails, and over 100 pages of "Facebook records" were being entered into evidence, so the defendant's digital footprint isn't exactly a total blank.

He also said too many weaker students were being entered early for the exam, and that there needed to be more consistency across Wales about networking between schools and sharing good practice.

He said children as young as 13 were being entered for Maths GCSE and that he was worried "about the students who are entered too early being scared off the subject and joining the pool who believe they 'can't do Maths'".

GAO reported in October 2009 that the criteria used to determine which personnel are entered into SPOT varied and not all personnel were being entered as required.

By 2002 over 10 million assessments a year were being entered into a national nursing home database.

"What will make this match most popular, however, is the sense that it is being entered into because both parties to it sincerely want it," the editorial said.

Lawney Hill, who has overseen Pendleton's training and will provide her with mounts, said: "Horses are being entered for both meetings.

Currently, under Russian Science Foundation Project No. 14-1803755, fieldatata from the reports of 2009 2012 are being entered into "Terek".

These frequency distributions may vary widely depending on what kind of material is being entered into the keyboard.

The Times Educational Supplement (TES) says pupils are being entered for both GCSE and international GCSE (IGCSE) English exams, with only the better grade counting towards league tables.