Sentence examples for admitted together with from inspiring English sources

But if the aforementioned phenomena have a de re reading, then actually inconsistent objects are admitted, together with vague objects.

Index children are admitted together with their parents and (optionally) siblings.

The main reasons of a SEM admission were 'advanced age' without a specific clinical disorder; being admitted together with a husband or wife; extreme social neglect; loneliness or weariness of life after the loss of a dear one.

Hold together with strong tape.

10. 23 April Professor Alan Reilly, head of the FSA Ireland, is challenged by members of the environment food and rural affairs committee in the UK parliament as to whether he and his Irish colleagues know more than they have admitted and are, together with Irish agriculture minister Simon Coveney, protecting the Irish beef industry.

The rate of serious adverse events in that study was higher in the admitted patients, which, taken together with our results, suggests that simple criteria can be used to discriminate between low-risk and high-risk patients.

Patients are now often admitted to general wards together with other elective and emergency cases, and the wards are often overcrowded.

He said that the words and conduct of Yeo at, immediately before and after, the meeting "amply" justified the truth of the allegation and, on any view – taken together with the admitted facts relating to his parliamentary and business activities – supported the comment meaning.

A random sample of every fourth patient admitted to three such wards, together with all patients requiring a comprehensive assessment were included in the study.

Even the most committed critic of Thatcher has to admit that she put herself together with some flair.

The pair are looking at other projects together, with Newell having admitted to being impressed with Mechner's meticulous attention to detail and enthusiasm for film.