0 one who enters (eg a competition) -- peserta
There were sixty entrants for the competition.
The cost of studying, however, is not necessarily the main reason that potential entrants decide against going to university, but just one of many reasons.
If new entrants have low reputation they are less favoured though they might be totally trustworthy.
Thus, provisions differentiating immig rants evolved g radually into provisions unifying the different categor ies of entrants in a restr ictive sense.
Similarly, it was in the interests of new entrants to compete on quality rather than on price.
However, early signs are that the economy is sufficiently market-driven to enforce its own discipline on new entrants. 21.
Early entrants had a significantly higher educational level than the late entrants.
Late entrants replaced more heifers than early entrants.
Late entrants more often mentioned goals related to profit and leisure time.