The phrase "admission back" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the process of being allowed to return to a place or organization after a previous absence.
Example: "After reviewing her application, the committee granted her admission back to the university for the next semester."
Alternatives: "re-admission" or "return admission".
Proof of an admission back then would undercut skepticism of his more recent confession, which could be tainted by time and his medical history.
By his own admission, back in 1998, he and David Trezeguet hadn't felt "pressure" when their turn had come to take centre stage during the penalty shoot-out against Italy.
There is obviously an on-going investigation that the SPL is going through and whether that leads to any sort of financial penalties or stripping of titles - and that is being associated with the club as part of their admission back into the football league - but I think the rest of the financial history can be assigned to previous owners and not to the current regime.
Another leadership candidate, Andy Burnham, has more explicitly advocated handing control over all schools admissions back to local education authorities as part of a reform process that would see the eventual phasing out of academies and free schools.
We could retrieve the records of prior admissions back to 1865 or subsequent admissions through to 1965.
14 We could retrieve the records of prior admissions back to 1865 or subsequent admissions through to 1965.
In a letter to schools and colleges, Dr Sam Lucy, the university's director of admissions, backed-up the introduction of the new tests, insisting they would provide "valuable additional evidence of our applicants' academic abilities".
They are not much worried if they will get their £20 admission money back.
Sighs that come up from your big toe and, after hammering ineffectually at your teeth for admission, sink back defeated.
The big room retained for the event — named, in a triumphant act of generic enthusiasm, the Special Events Hall — was laid out like a mix of supper club and arena, reserved tables in front and general admission in back.
The conflicts in rulings and differences in legal reasoning are widely expected to send the issue of race-based admission policy back to the United States Supreme Court for the first time since 1978.
