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All applicants who are admitted to TIGP will receive a fellowship from Academia Sinica.
The present Principles apply to all persons who are admitted to a mental health facility.
Who are admitted as highly qualified workers in accordance with Council Directive 2009/50/EC(20).
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Applicants who are admitted to, and join, the MBA programme will get a refund of one GMAT/GRE registration fee.
But charters are only for the students who are admitted to the system- an educational Green Zone.
Students who are admitted to the MBA program are expected to have all the basics and fundamentals in the functional areas of business administration.
According to the mystical canon, there are always on earth a certain number of holy men who are admitted to intimate communion with the Deity.
Members of the public who are admitted to the galleries must be appropriately dressed, remain seated and keep silent.
The principles set out in these articles shall to the widest possible extent apply to mentally ill offenders, who are admitted to a mental health facility.
Roughly 25% of people who are admitted to the hospital for depression suffer from what's called psychotic depression.
Lesions, in general, are the main cause of infant mortality in Europe from the first year of life, above other causes such as cancer or respiratory diseases. These injuries are also responsible for serious sequelae,since a quarter of children and adolescents who are admitted due to an accident will suffer serious sequelae in the central nervous system, such as alterations in their psychomotor development, musculoskeletal or skin problems, psychological traumas, or neurological disorders as a result of spinal cord injuries.
Note that roughly 25 percent of people who are admitted to the hospital for depression suffer from what's called psychotic depression.
EES will apply to all non-EU citizens who are admitted for a short stay in the Schengen area(maximum 90 days in any 180-day period).
Judgments were obtained on 193 patients who were admitted for psychiatric treatment.
Trials were obtained from 193 patients who were admitted to psychiatric treatment.
The report details a 50-year-old man who was admitted to the hospital for acute hepatitis.
Volunteer' means a third-country national who is admitted to the territory of a Member State to participate in a voluntary service scheme;
For example, in Suzhou,Zhou, who was admitted to Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, brought a“different” computer.
Volunteer" shall be a third-country national who is admitted to the territory of a Member State to participate in a volunteer program within the framework of the European Voluntary Service.
Li, who was admitted to the broadcasting major of Zhejiang University of Media and Communications this year, brought a balance wheel.
The highest body temperature was recorded at Willie Jones(USA), who was admitted to the hospital with a temperature of 46.5° C.
Over 25 universities have offered theUniversity Transfer Pathway(UTP)option to any student who is admitted to Green River.
The episode revolves around a patient who is admitted to hospital, one day before the Election Day on 26 May, and manages to persuade the administration to open a voting station inside the hospital.
Au pair' means a third-country national who is admitted to the territory of a Member State to be temporarily received by a family in order to improve his or her linguistic skills and knowledge of the Member State concerned in exchange for light housework and taking care of children;
Intern" is a third-country national who holds a university degree orparticipates in an educational course for the acquisition of higher education in a third country, and who is admitted to the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria as part of an internship program to acquire knowledge, practical skills and experience in a given professional environment.