Sentence examples for to get admitting from inspiring English sources

A federal district judge in Jackson blocked the state from enforcing the law while the clinic tried, unsuccessfully, to get admitting doctors' privileges.

Mr. Dalrymple also affirmed a law to require doctors performing abortions to get admitting privileges at a local hospital, which could force the closing of the Red River clinic.

In addition to the outright six-weeks ban, Mr. Dalrymple also approved a copy of a 2012 Mississippi statute (which is under federal court challenge) that requires doctors performing abortions to get admitting privileges at a local hospital.

Louisiana provides a particularly stark example of how difficult it is for providers to get admitting privileges in a state that requires them.

Since the 1970s, a dozen have tried to get admitted.

It was a little more difficult this year to get admitted to an Ivy League school, as tens of thousands of college applicants learned Thursday evening.

Brown was a character witness for Hallinan in his fight to get admitted to the bar, more than thirty years ago.

I wonder if he took those pills in front of the psychiatrist in order to get admitted.

But if they live 10 minutes from Hadassah, they will do everything they can to get admitted.

"We didn't know if a black student was going to get admitted," recalled his younger brother, William Holder, a retired Port Authority police lieutenant.

For years, Glass has been trying to get admitted to the California bar, but the bar association has been fighting him, saying that he lacks the appropriate character to be a lawyer.