Sentence examples for admitted in order from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

18 And the Cuban parolees are but one of several categories of aliens who have been admitted in order to make a humane response to a natural catastrophe or an international political situation.

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.

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.

Public spending would need to be cut harder and faster than the other parties dared admit, in order to bring the deficit under control and avoid a far worse fate.

The trade hub admits that "in order to fully take advantage of AGOA, African countries must resolve issues that hamper their competitiveness such as infrastructure, cost of production, and some "soft" infrastructural issues such as setting up the adequate procedural systems to facilitate exports, and implementing specific sector strategies to boost exports".

But in his 10 year reduction of that four decade sentence, Junior, now 64, still won't be eligible for parole until 2025 when he'll be 84 and as Judge Korman admitted in his order, "Scarpa is suffering from Stage IV nasopharyngeal squamous cell cancer for which he has had multiple surgeries and has undergone chemotherapy and radiation treatments".

Patients who were required to wait for an ICU bed were admitted in chronological order, or on a "first come, first served" basis.

Then, radio resources are allocated to admitted users in order to ensure that each admitted user achieves the required QoS performance.