7 sentences with “admission”

On admission, each patient should first be examined by a general practitioner and then referred to three or four specialists.

He was interested only in English, mathematics and history; and by his own admission he put little effort into other subjects.

In Catholic doctrine, salvation is achieved through a combination of the sacraments, faith in God and good works, by which someone merits admission to heaven.

According to Cooper, what mattered most was merit, not wealth, and admission to the school was based solely on ability; race, sex and family connections had no place.

Students had to apply for admission, and the Jesuits working in the schools were much closer to their students than the very distant professors of the traditional universities of the time.

The Confederation Congress, under the Articles, did achieve success through a series of directives called territorial ordinances, which established rules for the settlement of western public domain lands and the admission of new states to the republic.

While the bourgeoisie were proud of their, by their own admission, sobriety and work ethic, in contrast to the frivolity of the nobility, successful members of the middle class often eagerly bought up as much land as they could, both out of emulation of the nobles and because voting rights in most of Western Europe were for decades tied to land ownership.