Sentence examples for never be admitted from inspiring English sources

The district court indicated, in fact, that such evidence should never be admitted.

But I knew that if I avoided induction, I could never be admitted to practice.

Vladimir Solovyov, a talk show host, said Mr. Prokhorov "can stay rich" but might never be admitted back into the circles of real power.

As long as the agencies' existence had not been acknowledged, their officers could never be admitted to be crown servants, and so were effectively exempt from that law.

Then the Justice Department argued that they should never be admitted into this country because they "sought to wage terror" in China.

I also accept that some preliminary intelligence will never develop beyond the rumours, hunches or material from dubious sources that should never be admitted into a court.

More than three-quarters had been hospitalized between two and five times because of their illness, while three had never been admitted.

Israel has never been admitted to any regional group, through which committee positions and rotating Security Council seats are filled.

Strictly speaking, this was true: Kelly had never been admitted to the top grades of the civil service.

Had the kinds of screenings we used now been employed in the 1950s, he would have never been admitted to the seminary".

"It's very controversial in its way, putting down things that have never been admitted to before by a male writer".