Sentence examples for Gain admitting from inspiring English sources

In Texas's case, the new law required abortion clinics to meet the same standards as hospitals and forced abortion doctors to gain admitting privileges to nearby hospitals.

The judge also noted some other potentially absurd results of the law: For instance, in order to gain admitting privileges, many hospitals require doctors to have a certain number of admissions per year.

Some ticket holders who were unable to gain admit tance to the Woodstock Music Festival when several hun dred thousand persons con verged last August on the town of Bethel, N.Y., will be receiv ing checks soon from the state Attorney General's office.

In case of mode 1, the beamforming gains admit closed-form expressions [29] G = 1 + Π 4 a N, g = 1 − Π 4 a N, a N = 2 N Π sin Π 2 N. (17).

But he also knows that for a promoter, unlike for a boxer, there's nothing to be gained by admitting defeat.

About 1125 a monk of Soissons on his deathbed confessed to a career of professional forgery for gain and admitted fabricating charters for various monasteries, including Westminster Abbey.

But sometimes the treatments may make the patient feel worse, and I need a reminder from the patient that the therapies themselves may not necessarily be achieving the gain," Patel admits.

We gain wisdom by admitting how little we actually know.

But protesters outside the court demanded more trials for those who failed to gain amnesty by admitting their crimes to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission TRCC).

The settlement was the largest ever levied against a senior executive of a public company, though Mr. Mozilo, who also agreed to forfeit $45 million in gains, neither admitted to nor denied wrongdoing.

Jooste's access to District Six and the Cape Coloured community was largely gained, she admits, through her nanny - though that is not to deny her the freedom to write whatever stories inspire her.