Kyl is actually admitting, to a persistent and very focused question, that tax cuts which add to the deficit are somehow like calories from a chocolate bar when you're on a diet -- they "don't count," in other words, in some unspecified way.
The merrymakers made the mistake of making it a legal ceremony, and Count Johannes was actually admitted to the bar.
This past year it was 45,000, although only about 22,500 refugees were actually admitted into the country.
I was actually admitted to study a diploma in Project Planning and Management but the problem is money.
That's all you may take into consideration, ladies and gentlemen, because we have no other testimony on this witness stand in relation to any of these articles of clothing that are actually admitted into evidence.
Because an increasing amount of care now takes place outside the hospital, the patients who are actually admitted tend to be extremely sick, and they often carry dismal prognoses.
They only include those who are actually admitted to a hospital, not the ones sent home.' Kemp said it was increasingly difficult to report child protection concerns because of worries that doctors could be accused of misdiagnosing abuse: 'You can imagine that this is one of the most difficult things to approach a parent with,' she said.
The reason is that Medicare Part A covers hospital stays, but only if you are actually admitted.
Of the 68 positively assessed patients who consented, 54 were actually admitted.
In fact, as the analysis of area B shows, a typical individual was actually admitted 1.7 times, so representing a saving of 2.9 admissions per client.
