Sentence examples for entry admitting from inspiring English sources

In the wake of boundary changes, he found it easier to be adopted for the new Central Fife seat after he told activists he would support EEC entry, admitting "I'm a (Roy) Jenkins man".

Forty-nine of 177 (27.7%) patients who met admission criteria at entry from the primary site were discharged, while all of those who met admission criteria at entry were admitted from the secondary site.

What's more, those that were granted entry were admitted only because the Jewish community guaranteed that it would bear all the expenses of accommodation and maintenance, with no burden placed on the public purse.

Mr. Hou, who is living at home while awaiting the Government's decision on his illegal entry, has admitted publicly that he now seeks an Australian passport and does not plan to stay long in Taiwan.

He was arrested by BP just minutes after he made his illegal entry and admitted under oath during the arrest interview that he had entered illegally".

Three groups (N = 84) comprised the sample: (a) early-entry students admitted as undergraduates or immediately upon graduation (N = 29), (b) mid-entry students with baccalaureate degrees and at least 1 year of work experience (N = 27), and (c) delayed-entry students with master's degrees and 1 or more years of work experience (N = 28).

Many of the injured were brought to the Orlando regional medical center (ORMC) located close to the nightclub, and they announced in the early hours of the morning that they were in "lockdown" and admitting entry only to "essential workers".

The following data were recorded upon ICU entry: age, sex, admitting diagnosis, severity of critical illness according to the APACHE II score, degree of organ dysfunction quantified by the SOFA score and the presence of sepsis using established criteria.

The total of 37 journalists with 45 entries were admitted in the competition.

Just to ruin any credibility I received from the last entry, I must admit my undying love for Katherine Heigl.

Although it was not until 2004 that Athens admitted entry figures had been fudged, the dodgy numbers were an open secret in Brussels.