Sentence examples for whether admission from inspiring English sources
The school could face a double investigation: by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator into whether admission rules had been breached; and also by the Education Funding Agency which could examine whether the school had breached its funding agreement.
But it failed to deal with the equally fundamental question of whether admission was necessary in the first place, says Gordon Norman, vice-president of disease management at PacifiCare.
The exact fees charged for different events would be based on how many days an event lasts, how many people are expected to attend, whether admission will be charged, whether advertising will be displayed and whether there is the potential for any damage to park grounds, according to the advertisement.
Many here are wondering aloud whether admission to top universities — a ticket to a top corporate or government job — remains as merit-based as it used to be, or whether some young people are unfairly getting a leg up, in this case from misuse of new technologies.
This study was designed to determine whether admission B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) levels are predictive of in-hospital mortality in acute decompensated heart failure (HF).
To examine whether admission hospital type (13 perinatal centers vs 4 freestanding pediatric hospitals) was associated with differences in risk and illness severity adjusted mortality and morbidity among outborn preterm infants.
To determine whether admissions to a subacute unit in a university-affiliated nursing facility received equivalent care on weekdays as opposed to on weekends with regard to certified nursing assistant (CNA) and licensed nurse staffing levels.
Instead, the Legislature will convene a task force on whether admissions policies need to change and how.
Neither is it possible to determine whether admissions were elective or emergent.
Gender differences and whether admissions were wholly or partially attributable to alcohol were examined.
It depends on the individual colleges' policies — whether their admission is "need-blind" or "need-aware".
