Sentence examples for attempt to admit from inspiring English sources

James Knox Polk's Mexican War policy and voted against the Compromise of 1850, the Kansas Nebraska bill (1854), and the attempt to admit Kansas as a slave state.

In another attempt to admit evidence in the case using the least amount of time in court, the Prosecution tested the limits of a trial chamber's ability to take judicial notice of adjudicated facts pursuant to Rule 94.

To the extent that governors seek to cost-minimize with respect to their own social programs, they will attempt to admit more marginally disabled individuals into the federal DI program.

Race-neutral attempts to admit more minorities measures like the top 10% plan at the University of Texas, which was supplemented by the race-conscious provision now under judicial scrutiny also have difficulty matching the outcomes of affirmative action.

The Prosecution also attempted to admit evidence in the form of a summary by an investigator.

For an adaptive call, the proposed JCAC algorithm attempts to admit the call into a single RAT (Figure3,1(b)) with the requested bbu.

As shown in Figure3, for a non-adaptive call, the proposed JCAC algorithm attempts to admit the call into a single RAT (Figure3,1(a)).

If the call cannot be admitted into any of the available RATs because of insufficient bbu, the JCAC algorithm attempts to admit the call into more than one RAT (Figure3,4(b)).

If the call cannot be admitted into any of the available RATs because of insufficient bbu, the JCAC algorithm attempts to admit the adaptive call with the minimum bbu (Figure3,2(b)).

During the 1980s, some of the more liberal universities attempted to admit more African students into medicine.

Staff in these centres were more likely to agree that OMT programmes should be open to all opiate dependents and possibly attempted to admit all those who presented for treatment.