Sentence examples for admissions verdict from inspiring English sources

When Amanda Wolfbauer, a high school senior, received the admissions verdict from Hamilton College, in Clinton, N.Y., she posted on Twitter, "What does one do once they're on a college waitlist?

Reading over the admissions officers' notes and verdicts, I quickly realized that something very powerful had happened in the four years since I had graduated from high school.

Peter Sacks, an economist, delivered a more hard-line verdict, calling legacy admissions a part of the "social reproduction process," in which the well-off commanded preferential treatment.

For the large cases, it will mean that there are only two possible outcomes: a civil trial with a verdict, or an admission of guilt by the defendant, which will lead to serious follow-on litigation.

"The verdict is an admission that the Bulgarians have had nothing to do with the assassination attempt - something which the Bulgarian side has been officially and categorically stating and upholding from the very outset," it said.

Following Larry's admission and Ted's guilty verdict, I, too, believed in the power of my leadership position and I called on both of them to resign.

Ms Underwood's contention is that without an admission of wrongdoing or a guilty verdict, the citizens of New York "will see it is possible to avoid responsibility for fraud".

When at last the verdict came, it offered admission.

Nordic mental health care legislation is based on a confidence in psychiatry as a profession and involuntary admission does not require a court verdict [ 22].

The settlement will include no admission of liability, and the jury's verdict against the city, Mr. Doar and a second official, Thomas DePippo, will be vitiated, Mr. Lemonedes said on Monday.

And while it's so, so easy to say, "Boo, RIAA," Tenenbaum sees the verdict as a sort of admission by the jury that his defense worked.