Sentence examples for were to be admitted from inspiring English sources

Only 164 standees were to be admitted at 7 o'clock.

Lansley's session with the 60 was a compromise at which one TV crew and no reporters were to be admitted.

Both duchies were to be admitted to the Zollverein (German Customs Union), headed by Prussia, though Austria was not a member.

The very first ecclesiastical council, according to tradition, took place when, as narrated in Acts 15, the Apostles and elders met in Jerusalem to determine the conditions under which Gentiles were to be admitted to the church.

According to his theory of proofs, everything was to be put into an axiomatic form, allowing the rules of inference to be only those of elementary logic, and only those conclusions that could be reached from this finite set of axioms and rules of inference were to be admitted.

By this treaty English manufactures were to be admitted into the Brazils at the rate of the most favoured countries and at duties not to exceed fifteen per cent., ad valorem, but which duties have in practice been raised by additional charges to about eighteen and a half per cent.

This year's constitutional conference is debating the treaty amendments needed if new members are to be admitted.

For minority applicants, the lower a family's socioeconomic position, the more likely the student was to be admitted.

The question of who is to be admitted is a deep one, decided by some unknowable fates; it may be easier to get into heaven.

Johanan's school was apparently famous, and one in search of learning would go to extremes, if need be, to be admitted there.

He showed us his badge, fresh from the F.B.I., bearing his photograph, his case history, and an official pronouncement that he is to be admitted anywhere.