Sentence examples for decision on admitting from inspiring English sources

WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION -- Negotiators, saying the attacks had disrupted consulations with their governments, postponed a decision on admitting China to the W.T.O. until Monday.

The move angered Moscow, which ultimately acquiesced when the alliance promised not to station large numbers of troops close to Russia's borders and delayed a decision on admitting Ukraine and Georgia.

Decisions on admitting patients to hospital were influenced by a lack of understanding of dementia as a neurodegenerative illness.

Rarely has the difficulty been more apparent than in the baffling passages that constituted much of what he had to say early this month when he mused aloud in a gathering filmed for television on his decision to admit United Nations weapons inspectors he once called spies.

However, lots of studies report the impact of the age on the decision to admit a patient to the ICU despite no triage recommendation exists.

Referrals entailed more collaborative talk focused on the decision to admit and immediate care needs.

The low rates of conditions such as diabetes and obesity in our results reflect the fact that these conditions are only recorded in the CMP Database if they are considered to have had a significant influence on the decision to admit the patient to intensive care.

The decision to admit was based on the clinical judgment of the patient's physician.

Diagnosis of suspected bacterial infection, treatment and decision to admit were based on WHO guidelines (WHO 2005).

Median time for the decision on disposition (arrival at ED to decision to admit to hospital or discharge to original NH (N = 28)) was 394 minutes.

The generals also frowned on Mr Bouteflika's decision to admit a delegation from Amnesty International, a human-rights group, which failed to soften criticism of the regime.