Sentence examples for designed to admit a from inspiring English sources

A breakaway group of SPL chairmen were last night in talks designed to admit a newco Rangers to the top flight after a threat from Sky to withdrawn television money.

A small corner window in the French room, where the south and west walls meet the ceiling, was designed to admit a shaft of light.

Standing on the carpet he chose, Baca pointed out the translucent panels in the secretaries' area, designed to admit light from an adjacent hallway.

Many American service members have worked to help their former translators gain a visa to come to the United States under a 2006 congressional program initially designed to admit 50 translators per year, a quota later increased to 500.

Indeed, a randomized, clinical trial designed to admit selected patients with cancer at the earliest phase of the malignancy (before or within first few days of cancer chemotherapy) with only one organ dysfunction may be in order.

The ICU is a rapidly changing ward designed to admit severely ill patients.

Inspired by Mr. Zorn's visit to Newgrange, an ancient burial site in Ireland cannily designed to admit daylight on the winter solstice, the piece included passages from "The Song of Amergin," a Celtic sacred text.

Skylight, Roof opening covered with translucent or transparent glass or plastic designed to admit daylight.

Entrance examinations are designed to admit competent graduates of first-class secondary schools.

He said it was important to talk about mental health in Parliament because "we are... in politics designed to admit that somehow if you admit fault or frailty you are going to be looked upon in a disparaging way, in terms of both the electorate and your peers as well".

The aftershock model incorporates epidemic-type aftershock behaviour (Ogata, 1989, 1998; Console and Murru, 2001), and is designed to admit as aftershocks only earthquakes that are close to the mainshock source and much smaller than the mainshock.