Sentence examples for and will be admitted from inspiring English sources

Much of their evidence has already been heard in other cases and will be admitted as written statements.

Arkansas officials predict that their initiative will save money because, with better access to doctors, Medicaid beneficiaries will make less use of hospital emergency rooms and will be admitted to hospitals less often.

That was why Russell Group institutions were reluctant to take on extra unfunded places offered by the government at the last minute, and will be admitting very small additional numbers or, in most cases, none at all.

In this case, when the demand tier of the MS cannot be fulfilled via the direct BS-MS link, the relay service is requested and then will be admitted whenever the RS's energy and channel resources are enough.

Children 16 and younger will be admitted free to the mansion for that day only.

Ms. Sanders said she was eager to see how children, only those 4 and older will be admitted, would react.

Through Friday, up to two children 14 and under will be admitted free with each adult who pays in full.

I am trying to help my 87-year-old cousin (who has dementia and soon will be admitted to an assisted living facility) complete the 10-page (yes, 10-page) application for this benefit.

Ring the bell and you will be admitted to an interior of snowy white walls occupied by a four-floor exhibition that more than delivers on the promise of the eccentric exterior.

T > 1 implies that the incoming call is scalable and it will be admitted into more than one RAT.

The words will remain, of course, more sacred than ever, but in practice divorced and remarried Catholics will be admitted to communion and their present marriages treated as valid and in need of nurturing.