Sentence examples for be admitted back from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Solovyov, a talk show host, said Mr. Prokhorov "can stay rich" but might never be admitted back into the circles of real power.

President Viktor Yushchenko said Russian naval vessels engaged in Georgia should not be admitted back to Sebastopol, though two returned this week.Mr Nemyria wants Ukraine to join Europe's security and defence policy, which unlike NATO membership is backed by almost all Ukrainians.

Only last month Williams was admitted back into a rehab centre in Minnesota.

I had some breathing difficulties starting last night and after going to A&E have been admitted back to a ward for monitoring.

I had some breathing difficulties starting last [Saturday] night and after going to A&E have been admitted back to a ward for monitoring.

One minute you were in the shuttered-down universe of the verifiably unwell, of people who talked about their precarious inner states as if that were all that mattered, and the next you were admitted back into ordinary reality, where people were free to roam as they pleased and seemed filled with a sense of larger purpose.

The Farc have said they will not accept jail terms in exchange for signing a peace deal but polls show a vast majority of Colombians – 82% according to Gallup – want to see demobilised rebels serve prison sentences before they are admitted back into civil society.

Surreptitiously advised that she will be admitted if she comes back with "dirty" urine, Penny and Eli do as suggested and go directly to her dealer, Sprinkles (Tracy Morgan), whose supply has run dry.

For that, credit must be given to the inventiveness of a generation of Japanese chefs that came to America in the 1980s many of whom, it has to be admitted, had few qualifications from back home.

I'd have to be admitted until she could make it back into the city.

In a commentary in the journal, Johann Pitout from the University of Calgary in Canada calls for patients who have received medical treatment in India to be screened before they are admitted for care back home.