Sentence examples for admitted on grounds from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 23, 1994, Superior Court Judge Lance A. Ito, presiding over Simpson's criminal trial, denied a defense motion to prevent the tape from being admitted on grounds it was seized illegally.

The government also wants to encourage private schools and universities to engage more with the state sector, for example by sponsoring schools, and remove the current 50% cap on children admitted on religious grounds at faith schools, which are oversubscribed.

Bikubi denies murder, but has admitted manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility, and has pleaded guilty to two counts of actual bodily harm.

Grammars are the only state schools that can select which children to admit on academic grounds.In this section Pulled hither and thither Just more of the same?

By this doctrine, anything and everything can be equally well explained; and it has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to every other branch of natural history.…He who admits on general grounds that the structure and habits of all animals have been gradually evolved, will look at the whole subject of Expression in a new and interesting light" (Darwin 1872b, p. 12).

It also seems as though the implied role of the poorer students admitted on their own basis is to redistribute their hard-earned merit to the students admitted on other grounds.

Most host countries admit migrants mainly on grounds that have nothing to do with work.

There is a good deal of this inconsequential chit chat over the four days of the Open, as if the BBC were trying to recreate the experience of the 19th hole at some suburban golf club for those of us unlikely to be admitted into that company, on grounds of insufficient slacks or something.

Fowkes denied murdering Hatch but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

A year later, McNally admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and was given a second life term.

He had denied murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility – claiming he was possessed by the devil and heard voices that compelled him to kill.