Sentence examples for an admitting from inspiring English sources

Even inside a hospital, a sick person is not a patient if she doesn't have an admitting physician, a diagnosis and a numbered plastic wristband.

A new facility in Oklahoma – where an admitting privileges law is all but certain to be struck down – will bring the number of clinics there to three.

A split also would have sent strong signals that abortion providers would lose their ongoing case against an admitting privileges law in Louisiana, which is also in the fifth circuit with Texas.

"It was really important to me that there was transportation available that she could take into work," said Mrs. Echevarria, an admitting officer at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan.

AT New York Presbyterian's new hospital, the first thing children will see getting off the elevator will not be an admitting desk or nurse's station, but a playroom filled with toys and colors.

Ex-Untouchables go to Siddharth in greater number than they go elsewhere mainly because it is, in a way, theirs, and they feel more at home there; also the college admits them even if they have scored only thirty-five per cent on their matriculation examinations, compared to an admitting floor of seventy per cent or better in many other institutions.

As an admitted comedy nerd, I disagree.

She is also an admitted busybody.

John Pollack is an admitted compulsive pun maker.

A cover band — an admitted simulacrum!

Price is an admitted former marshmallow.