Sentence examples for order to admit from inspiring English sources
The married Roy spies on his affianced neighbour Dia in her underwear and then inveigles her to lunch in order to admit as much.
For example, an attorney must lay a foundation in order to admit an expert witness' testimony or a company's business records into evidence.
In an effort to continue to attract international business and innovative research, the government formulated plans to improve access to the country in order to admit talented foreigners to work in The Netherlands and to study at Dutch universities.
— Gov. George Wallace said today [May 21] that he will assume authority and refuse to admit any Negro who attempts to enter the University of Alabama despite a court order to admit them.
In order to admit such testimony, it must be assumed that the surgeon and patient each had in contemplation that the means of the patient would be one factor in determining the amount of the charge for the services rendered.
It remanded the case back down to the lower court, the same court that had denied it in January 2014, in order to admit McLain's new affidavit and testimony.
Resident Report It was nearly dawn by the time Dr. Samuels had written her notes and put in the orders to admit this patient to the I.C.U.
He also signed into law segregation bills that were basically designed to give local school boards the power to determine which schools would remain open and which would be closed in the face of federal orders to admit black children.
In a back room in the basement club, managers watch the front entrance through security cameras, making or breaking a local's night out by radioing the bouncer with orders to admit or deny.
In a civil lawsuit asserting wrongful dismissal, the former medical director, Dr. Helen Schilling, said HealthSouth fired her after she did not follow orders to admit patients who did not meet Medicare criteria.
One such story was that which appeared in the New York Times of all places this past Sunday about how the Jews Free Schooll in London has been ordered to admit a child whose mother had a non-orthodox conversion after the child's parents sued.
