Sentence examples for admit up to from inspiring English sources

(AP) TAJIKISTAN: U.N. PLEA ON AFGHANS -- Tajikistan was urged by the United Nations high commissioner for refugees to admit up to 10,000 Afghans who have been stranded for weeks on the border between the two countries.

Vicki Bernstein, a special assistant to Mr. Levy, said that the Board of Education would admit up to 1,000 of the system's uncertified teachers into the Teaching Fellows program next year to speed up their certification.

The master's degree in digital journalism at the Pontifical Lateran University will be taught in Italian and admit up to 35 students, starting Feb. 14. Course lecturers will include Greg Burke, the Vatican's senior communications adviser and former Fox News correspondent, and Lucia Annunziata, director of the Italian site L'Huffington Post.

The European Union is expected to admit up to a dozen new member states in the next decade, with the first batch set to join in 2004, and a decision on how to reform the union's institutions is also slated for that year.

That left them little time before rehearsal to pore over the nuances of their roles, but both Mr. Sarsgaard and Ms. Gyllenhaal were willing to admit — up to a point, in the presence of a reporter — that they saw certain kinships with their characters.

The fixed bed may admit up to three stable steady states and consequently multiple fronts may be realized.

So it was interesting when earlier this year Knightley admitted: "Up to 25, I was pretty neurotic".

In January, following a concerted campaign supported by The Independent, the Government carried out a major U-turn and committed to admitting up to 500 Syrian refugees.

-- Elizabeth A. Leger, Berkeley, Calif .A. Actually, the restored chapel, which normally admits up to 25 visitors at a time, has already been open for two years.

During one bad week in January, Beijing Children's Hospital admitted up to 9,000 patients a day for emergency visits, half of them for respiratory problems, according to a report by Xinhua, the state news agency.

Nor is there much to say, yet, about a constitutional conference preparing the Union for admitting up to a dozen or more new members, most of them from Eastern Europe, in the decade ahead.