Sentence examples for declared admissible from inspiring English sources

Reducing the number of cases declared admissible would be balanced by a new procedure under which the court could deliver advisory opinions.

But text messages between Huhne and his son Peter, sent in May 2011 and declared admissible in court by Mr Justice Sweeney, revealed Peter put pressure on Huhne to "accept responsibility" for the offence.

In 2011 the European Court of Human Rights declared admissible two complaints of relatives of the massacre victims against Russia concerning adequacy of the official investigation.

I am advised that it has been ruled on and only certain amendments have been declared admissible, as is normal in any House.

Ms O'Reilly is the only candidate declared admissible and this hearing will take place with a view to her re-election to the post.

Or that he has declared assassination admissible when used against "evildoers," such as the president of Iran.

After the state's highest court declared it admissible under then-current regulations to sneak unsolicited, partially nude pictures of ladies on public transit, lawmakers reacted with breakneck speed.

The House of Lords later declared the evidence admissible, but it was too late.

Minority Rights Group International (MRG), which along with Mauritanian human rights group SOS Esclaves is acting on behalf of the brothers, said it was a good sign the regional court had declared the case admissible nine months after it was opened.

A significant exception to this trend was the court's decision in Dickerson v. United States (2000), which overturned an appeals court ruling that had upheld the admissibility as evidence of non-Mirandized statements from a bank robbery suspect on the grounds that Miranda had been effectively superseded by a 1968 federal law that declared all voluntary confessions admissible.

Proceedings for revision can only be instituted by a decision of the Tribunal expressly recording the existence of the new fact, recognizing in it the character described in the preceding paragraph, and declaring the demand admissible on this ground.