Sentence examples for would admissions from inspiring English sources

"To what lengths would admissions officers go to verify the race or ethnicity of an applicant?" he wrote.

EVEN the most altruistic applicant wants to know how community service looks to colleges: would admissions officers prefer a summer of health care work in Africa, or three years of Sundays spent at the local senior citizen center?

The Department of Education said it would review admissions rules as part of a wider effort to overhaul high schools.

However, a new admission would be refused admission on the day eligible for transfer to a weaning unit on 36% of occasions.

We hypothesized that an increase in out-patient care would prevent admission, by delivering differentiated need-based care rather than standard admission.

One would pay admission to watch him anticipate a transit strike or tangle with the State Legislature.

"Any further delay would make admission of these countries more difficult.

But many universities resist this change because, they say, it would make admission decisions subjective.

The Shah declared that torture would cease an admission that it had been going on.

Paramedics were asked to predict if the patient they were transporting would require admission to the hospital, and if so, whether that patient would be admitted to a ward bed or require an ICU bed.

Recently, Justice Antonin Scalia commented that "really competent blacks would win admission without special considerations".