Sentence examples for should not be admitted from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors argue that the DNA should not be admitted.

Microsoft protested that the new evidence should not be admitted, but Judge Jackson allowed it.

Later, Arguedas said Bell's accusations were false and inflammatory and should not be admitted.

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

In 2004, while he was still a cardinal, he declared that Turkey should not be admitted to the European Union.

Her lawyers had attempted to have the case thrown out, arguing that the Falciani documents were stolen and should not be admitted as evidence.

Those who can't qualify for admission academically shouldn't be admitted solely for their athletic ability.

This followed moves by more than half the country's governors to oppose letting Syrian refugees into their states — with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie going so far as to say even young orphans shouldn't be admitted under current vetting.

George Weigel, William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, wrote: If you can't buy beer at the ballpark without valid ID, or withdraw money from your savings account without valid ID, or get on a plane without valid ID, or pick up a medical prescription without a valid ID, you shouldn't be admitted to a voting booth without valid ID.

Cosby's attorneys argued Steele relied on evidence that shouldn't be admitted in a criminal case, namely, depositions from 2005 and 2006 he gave as part of a civil lawsuit Constand filed against him.

Regan has spoken of dire financial consequences, with other clubs facing administration, should Rangers not be admitted to Division One with a subsequent threat to the SPL's television deal.