The priorities revealed this week imply that the government will have to rely more on pushing up taxation than it has admitted in order to close the deficit.
In 1992 Bosnia–Herzegovina was admitted in the middle of a civil war in an effort to secure peace, and several former colonies in Africa with few governmental structures were admitted in order to promote the goal of self-determination.
The prosecution moved, successfully, to have the defendant's original statement admitted in order to impeach his friend's testimony, and this exception to the exclusionary rule was upheld by the Illinois Supreme Court.
But most members thought it was better to have Azerbaijan admitted in order to provide it with standards for human rights and democratic institutions, rather than leave it outside, where influence would be minimal.
Al Aronowitz, who had written extensively about the Beats for the New York Post, was now writing about Dylan — more or less, he admitted, in order to become part of his inner circle.
If a refugee needs to gain entrance in order to escape persecution or a child needs to be admitted in order to reunite with her mother, for instance, then defenders of political self-determination cannot antecedently assume that the legitimate state's right to freedom of association necessarily trumps these individuals' claims.
Two patients were admitted in order to administer chemotherapy.
Discharge delay was significantly longer for those admitted in order to establish a diagnosis (40 hours).
After 14 days of treatment, the patient's viraemia levels remained high, and she was therefore admitted in order to start IV GCV (5 mg/kg twice daily).
In fact, in a small group of pediatric hemodialysis patients who were admitted in order to control intake for research purposes, interdialytic weight gain was related to BP over a 44-h period [ 4].
