Sentence examples for admitted according to from inspiring English sources

Under this system, introduced by the Labour government, workers may be admitted according to their value to the economy.

No doctor examined Ms. Anguko until about 12 hours after she was admitted, according to the hospital's own account.

But the same supervisor later admitted, according to the suit, that "patrol experience" was just an excuse: "Hey, it's the old boy's network".

Mr. Toro, 59, also admitted, according to a plea agreement, to transferring his companies to shell entities to get a lower rate of unemployment insurance tax.

After seeing the hospital's chief transplant surgeon, Mr. Rowlett was left in the emergency room for five hours before being admitted, according to his wife, Dionne Rowlett.

They would have to use the same entrance criteria, which would be straightforward if students were admitted according to their exam results.

The Times says: The next government must raise more in taxes and implement deeper welfare cuts than any of the three main parties admit, according to an influential think-tank.

Nevertheless, this annual bonanza shifts a vast number of copies, as Jones admits: "According to Nielsen Bookscan, 242 hardbacks were released on Super Thursday last year [September 29] and 34 went on to sell more than 10,000 copies by the end of the year, 15 over 50,000 and eight over 100,000.

There was never any fight at the Huddle House diner that night, Alexander City police now admit, according to the investigation file, which was obtained from a source involved in the case after state authorities blocked several public records requests over the past year.

Flows are blocked or re-admitted according to the following rules: N_{text{block}_{j^ = leftlfloor{I_{j^ cdot H^{left(n^right)} cdot S_{text{hyst}} cdot text{plr}^{left(n^right)}_{j^rightrfloor (14).

Hence, the Dirichlet problem (29) admits, according to Theorem 3.1, a solution y satisfying ∥ y ( t ) ∥ L 2 ( R ) ≤ R, for a.a. t ∈ ( 0, T ).