Sentence examples for was only admitted from inspiring English sources

Alaska is a unique state with unique needs, he argues: a geographically isolated and sparsely populated giant of a place that was only admitted to the Union in 1959, it needs government money in order to pump-prime the private economy.

Sadly she was denied the opportunity to crown her career with an Olympic medal as women's cycling was only admitted into the Games in 1984, by which time Burton was 47.

Harris-Perry also said that Thomas said he believed he was rejected from jobs he applied to after law school because of a "taint of racial prejudice," brought about by what he characterized as potential employers' beliefs that he was only admitted to Yale because of his race.

Neither do we know how often this occurrence took place, because it was only admitted to when it was pointed out by Mr Tomlinson.

As Salon points out, the douchebag whose opinion piece was recently published by TIME on why he'll "never apologize" for his white privilege was only admitting something that millions of Americans think anyway.

Either way, he's only admitted me into his private realm because he's got a new film out.

In the UK, the film has been given a 12A, where under 12s are only admitted if accompanied by an adult.

This time it's a lot scarier: so much so that the show has been deemed too traumatic for adults, who are only admitted if accompanied by a suitably courageous child.

This means that their use for research purposes is only admitted after official authorization by the central direction of ISTAT.

"These are powers that were only admitted to just over a year ago but they've been in operation for a very long time — so we think it's very significant that they've been found unlawful.

The houses were normally only open for men: for example, women were only admitted to Stone's Chop House in 1921.