Sentence examples for difficult to be admitted from inspiring English sources

Still, Olli Rehn, the union's commissioner for enlargement, told Agence France-Presse on Monday that Iceland would not find it difficult to be admitted to the union.

These teens were almost all Komsomol (Young Communist League) members, because without that nominal membership it was exponentially more difficult to be admitted to an institution of higher learning (and not enrolling in college by the age of eighteen carried, for boys, the unlovely certainty of being conscripted into the Army).

The short answer is that it is and isn't difficult to be admitted to the UCs as an international student.

Former President Peter McPherson stated "access to MSU and the education it offers is one of our roots" while noting the challenge, even irony, in maintaining such openness as the University's quality makes it ever more popular and difficult to be admitted into.

Many patients felt that too little time was allocated to each patient in the outpatient clinic, it was too difficult to be admitted, nurses in the pulmonology ward were too busy and hospitalized patients were discharged too soon.

He didn't half pick a difficult play, it has to be admitted.

Approximately, 27 LTC residents, plus an additional 21 convalescent care and respite residents (who may be difficult to capture), are admitted to the participating LTC facilities each month.

The couple married in 1991, when Gauri was 21 and he was 25. "It is difficult to be married to a movie star," admits Khan, when asked how they make an inter-faith (Gauri is Hindu), showbiz marriage work.

Difficult as it may be, admitting to yourself that you are caught in an emotionally abusive relationship is a critical first step.

When pain gets worse and is difficult to treat, the patient is admitted to the hospital.

Of the 44 patients with difficult airway, 29 (65.9%) were admitted to hospital.