Sentence examples for considered admitted from inspiring English sources

She could access the same services as admitted patients, while technically not being considered "admitted" at all, costing her far more out of pocket.

Patients staying overnight were considered admitted.

50 Adding a cut-off length of ED stay, above which a patient is considered admitted, limits the impact of external factors (bed availabilities) which may vary widely within and between institutions.

"When it came about it was something I thought I had to consider," admitted Naismith.

We did not consider admitted children who were < 1 year of age because of difficulties in differentiating asthma from bronchiolitis in this age group (Kramarz et al. 2000).

Perhaps she should consider admitting more than one person at a time?

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — President Barack Obama's increasing popularity is forcing congressional Democrats to consider admitting that they know him, a leading Democratic staffer revealed on Monday.

The New York Times reported Jan . 4that Armstrong was considering admitting publicly that he had used banned drugs and blood transfusions.

And while it seems unlikely, Barack might consider admitting once in a while that it's possible for a person to reach for a greater tomorrow while voting for somebody else.

By allowing full questioning of the woman, Judge Ruckriegle cannot be accused of refusing to at least consider admitting the information about her past as evidence, regardless of what he ultimately decides to do, Mr. Early said.

But now, as the 15-member European Union considers admitting new Central and East European members and strengthening its political unity to reflect its economic interdependence, France and Germany are not working in unison.