Sentence examples for admissions under from inspiring English sources

By prohibiting race-conscious admissions under the Michigan Constitution, the court said, the ban "reorders the political process in Michigan to place special burdens on minority interests".

The Whitworth, which has doubled its admissions under Balshaw, has recently been redeveloped to bring its original mission as a cultural palace for the people into the 21st century.

I remember, too, my surprise, years later, on returning to see her in that same room, a veteran of the system now with 20 admissions under my arm, a section on my records, and a history the length of the bible, if a lot less poetic.

In the end, Ashley not only backed down but also made a string of admissions under the committee's questioning, including acknowledging that Sports Direct had broken the law by not paying the minimum wage and confessing that he is struggling to control the company he founded and in which he still owns a majority stake.

A guard who had faced guns and threats from the robbers last weekend picked one suspect out of a lineup; the relationship between that suspect and the security supervisor was uncovered; other suspects made admissions under questioning, and the two Tiffany employees were taken into custody.

The three judges of Ireland's anti-terrorist Special Criminal Court ruled that the police had failed to collect sufficient evidence against the man, Colm Murphy, 57, and had fatally undermined their case by illegally rewriting their records of what they said were Mr. Murphy's admissions under interrogation.

Firstly, an international review concluded that many older people experience an end-of-life period marked by 'repeated hospital admissions, under-recognition of symptoms, lack of preventive planning and inadequate home support' [ 6].

(One initiative is free admission for under-18s).

He did speak English, though, and likely would have cleared admission under the Raise Act.

Across the way, on Dauphin Island, Fort Gaines, (205) 861-6992, is open 9 to 5 and charges $2 admission; under 6, free.

That is completely blown apart by Alistair Darling's admission, under pressure, that Labour's own budget numbers imply deep cuts.