Sentence examples for set to admit from inspiring English sources

The EU looks set to admit Bosnia and Albaniaa) to its 25 member visa-free Schengen zone.

The gallery is set to admit just under a quarter fewer visitors into the exhibition than it has capacity for.

The EU says it is still too soon to set a date for the opening of accession negotiations.But the EU is set to admit Cyprus in 2004, with or without a negotiated end to the Greek-Turkish division of the island.

Despite the US being considered a leader in providing in humanitarian aid, the number of Syrian refugees it is set to admit pales in comparison to the 800,000 people German chancellor Angela Merkel has said Germany will take in this year.

The on-off approach can lead to servers becoming overloaded if they are set to admit traffic and a sudden traffic spike occurs [9].

It already does what it set out to do: to admit the absurdity of the medium, while also revelling in how compelling it is.

The catalogue of delay, missed targets and overspending at Network Rail is set to force ministers to admit that the vaunted biggest investment in the railway since Victorian times will not deliver the projects promised in a £38.5bn five-year plan.

During this period, the equipment required to perform a resuscitative thoracotomy was gathered in a box at the emergency room, and a procedure was set on to admit trauma patients directly at the operating room.

Mike Bullard, who scored 103 points for the Flames the season previous, feared that the team was set to trade him, but admitted that he was still shocked when Calgary sent him to the St . LouisBlues along with Craig Coxe and a prospect on September 5 , 1988

The denial of justice to victims of British torture, some of which Britain admits, is set to continue.

Therefore the correction factor CF was set to 4.1 for a patient admitted and 2.7 for a patient discharged from the ward at the corresponding day.