Sentence examples for admitted as of from inspiring English sources

The next term, when a party before the court claimed to derive title deeds from Indian sellers, the New York court held that such deeds were insufficient in Van Gorden v. Jackson (N.Y. 1809): Though Indian deeds were obtained for the purpose of proving that the rights of the natives were extinguished, [such deeds] were never admitted, as of themselves, to be a source of legal title.

Males were more likely to be admitted, as were members of the Black African (but not Black Caribbean or Black Other) ethnic group.

Therefore, the system increases the number of calls admitted as well as reduces the handover call dropping probability.

Smith admits as much, writing of her "fascination for melancholia" and the poetic potential that resides in her "numinous malady".

Kemp admitted, as part of the settlement of a lawsuit, that his office leaked the voter information.

Not only is today Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the contributions of women in science and technology, but 2016 marks a century of women being admitted as fellows of the Royal Astronomical Society.

O. japonicus is a traditional medicine, admitted as one of functional food ingredient by the Ministry of Health of the People's Republic of China.

Tiger Woods could end the discrimination issue over whether women should be admitted as members of Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters tournament.

A total of 494 patients were clinically diagnosed and admitted as cases of severe malaria.

A total of 494 patients were clinically diagnosed and admitted as cases of severe malaria during the one year period.

The French consensus conference [8] concluded that next of kin should be allowed to visit without time restrictions, in line with the needs of care and patients' wishes; children also should be admitted as part of supervised access [18].