Sentence examples for not being admitted from inspiring English sources

So patients are being both overtreated, with drugs and tests they do not need, and undertreated by not being admitted in the most serious cases.

Clarence Thomas, Limbaugh told his radio audience, "could teach Sonia Sotomayor about poverty, about single-parent households, about having to work multiple jobs, about not being admitted into a library to read in Savannah, Georgia".

The mostly Palestinian and Iraqi refugees plucked from the sea by the Australian navy have insisted on remaining on the Manoora in protest at not being admitted to Australia, where they had been heading on an Indonesian boat hired by people smugglers.

Certainly it is not being admitted openly, but there are signs the Russian government is hardening its stance.

Apart from not being admitted in previous years, some of them retake the exam because they want to switch majors or even institutions.

It's becoming so bad that many of these students are not being admitted to university, or, if they are accepted, they have to take basic English classes to merely get up to speed.

Riders in costumes will not be admitted.

Children under 16 will not be admitted.

… Therefore a colored man could not be admitted".

Prosecutors argue that the DNA should not be admitted.

"Anybody who couldn't win that case should not be admitted to the bar".