Sentence examples for of being admissible from inspiring English sources

"In their view [that of the Crown Prosecution Service] the material that we were able to gather... fell well short of being admissible evidence," he said.

John Yates, the acting deputy commissioner, said yesterday that the evidence – believed to be a series of emails which could link the former NOTW news editor Ian Edmondson to phone hacking – was "the first significant new evidence which may have a chance of being admissible [in court]".

A subset of is admissible if it is a nonempty intersection of closed balls.

It is not entirely clear if Husserl considers all of these strategies to be admissible.

A subset of X is said to be admissible if it is an intersection of closed balls.

Should the informal channels of Twitter be admissible evidence of a scholar's record? Was it the words that were uncivil or the ideas they described?

The rules of the Blatterhaus, as well as the employment contracts of its medical practitioners, stressed that only those applicants with the French disease who had, according to the judgment of the practitioners, a fair chance of recovery were admissible.

What kind of grief is admissible for an imagined child?

Two: even if Hardy had recorded Lee confessing to Claire, would any of that been admissible as evidence?

He had also scheduled for today a pivotal hearing on the defense motion that all the classified information Mr. Lee is accused of downloading be admissible in open court.

Any type of book was admissible, the only restriction being that publishers were not allowed to submit their own books, to screen out intentional efforts at oddness.