Sentence examples for avoid the admission of from inspiring English sources

In the face of such egregious (and unfortunately, fairly common) behavior among the big banks at the height of the mortgage frenzy of the late '00s, the SEC allowed Citi to avoid the admission of any wrongdoing; to plead only to negligence and not to fraud; and to pay a fine that was less than half of what the bank's customers lost and barely more than what the bank made.

They also sought to control the smoldering reproach, sparked by Walburga and the physicians' certificate, that they had deliberately "misread" the girl's physical signs in order to avoid burdening themselves with the admission of a complicated and labor-intensive case of the pox.

Blood specimens were collected in tripotassium ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid sterile tubes from trauma patients immediately after their admission to avoid the effect of blood transfusion.

Blood specimens were collected in tripotassium ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid sterile tubes from trauma patients immediately after admission to avoid the effect of blood transfusion.

Blood specimens were collected in tripotassium ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid sterile tubes from trauma patients immediately after admission, to avoid the effect of blood transfusion.

We restricted our analysis to include only emergency admissions to avoid the potential bias of a difference in planned admissions between the two cohorts due to administrative pressures.

Interference among wireless links have a serious impact on the performance of multi-hop wireless networks and hence, very few flows can be admitted by the admission control algorithm to avoid the overutilization of the shared channel resources.

With regard to private hospitalisation, its low use may be due to the fact that half of public hospital admissions are made via the emergency service [ 16], which allows patients to avoid the waiting time of programmed admissions.

Only 1 episode was calculated during the same admission for NTSB to avoid the influence of repetitive bacteremia.

They said many spectators had avoided paying the admission charge of £15 at last year's event.

So, no, I don't avoid the special hell of jostling for admission to — and even for contact with — hot new restaurants.