Sentence examples for extend admitting from inspiring English sources
The requirement threatened to shut down all but one of the state's abortion providers, since most hospitals refused to extend admitting privileges to physicians whose practices include abortions.
Some reproductive rights proponents say hospitals are apprehensive about extending admitting privileges to abortion providers.
His candour extends to admitting that neither party has a monopoly on wisdom.
In the present paper, the usual approach consisting of the need to consider turbulent and above deposit transport velocities is extended to admit partial pipeline utilization to seek lower specific energy operational points, with no compromise to overall throughput goals.
EMGMC has been reformulated to improve its computational efficiency and has been extended to admit arbitrary anisotropic local material behavior (in terms of the thermal response, mechanical response, electric response, magnetic response, as well as the coupling behavior) and inelasticity.
Furthermore, the derived filter can be extended to admit real-valued weights using the sign-coupling approach [8].
If the definition of validity as necessary truth-preservation is retained, as it commonly is, then classical inferences like conditional proof, dilemma and reductio ad absurdum are no longer valid in a language extended to admit the expression of vagueness (achieved by the addition of a determinately operator 'D' or similar).
We extend the theory by admitting that premises can be defeated and relaxing the implicit assumption about their strength.
If Darling wants working-class voters to turn out for Labour, a better approach to implementing this principle would be to legislate for and encourage decent occupational pensions in the private sector – perhaps by extending the admitted-body status already offered to some private employers in the (funded) local government pension scheme.
His timetable for removing 1.1 million Cubans from the state payroll has already been extended and he admitted the process might take five years: the changes will come "without hurry but without a pause".
