Sentence examples for proposal to admit from inspiring English sources
When there are no criminal groups of any size, laws against joining them will have little effect.More promising is a proposal to admit records of telephone conversations into the courtroom.
When in July 1893 the issue was put to a special general meeting, the proposal to admit women was narrowly defeated despite an overwhelming postal ballot in favour.
Subedi said the government's proposal to admit 10,000 Syrians in the next fiscal year is far too low, "like a drop in the ocean".
Colonel Morris Davis, who was chief prosecutor at the Guantánamo military commissions, before resigning in protest at proposals to admit as evidence statements made as a result of water-boarding, recalls that the detention camp commanders initially believed Slahi to be a major terrorist, but eventually concluded that he was not.
At its annual meeting this weekend, the association will consider a proposal allowing most colleges to admit students any time after junior year, and giving open-admissions colleges like Iowa Lakes the right to accept students at the time they apply.
So 2014 is supposed to be the year of the Von B proposal, but I have to admit now with what is going on in Utah I'm not so sure.
This may not be quite as well-thought-out as the Lib Dems insist - the author of these proposals was this week forced to admit that it might involve "residential registration" to stop homeowners poaching neighbouring better services whilst paying lower taxes.
"The Department of Justice proposal would compel the companies to admit wrongdoing under threat of contempt," Murray Garnick, Altria associate general counsel, said in a statement.
The final proposal for the interviewed physicians would be to admit the patient in the ICU to see the evolution and to discuss the case in collegiality.
He refused to admit a single Polish Jew to the National Committee, despite support for such a proposal from Paderewski.
