Sentence examples for were usually admitted from inspiring English sources

There were no special societies for slaves; but they were usually admitted to the societies, and, during the time of the festival, all men were considered equal.

New members were allowed every year until 1887, after which new members were usually admitted biannually, in 1889, 1891, 1893, 1895, 1896 and 1897.

Subjects (737 or 54.5%) were usually admitted from home or home with home health.

The patients were usually admitted to hospital for two months (intensive phase).

Note that 'adjustment disorder' included those with a diagnosis of personality disorder who were usually admitted because of an adjustment reaction with suicidal behaviour.

Surgical patients were usually admitted to the ICU for post-operative management or, in the worst cases, for post-surgical complications, while medical patients were more often compromised, with many comorbidities, requiring more intensive and invasive treatments.

The influences were more often reciprocal than is usually admitted.

It is then that people with dementia are usually admitted to a care home.

Patients are usually admitted to hospitals for the treatment of a primary diagnosis, but frequently have additional health issues.

Consequently, it is usually admitted that only passengers sitting next to the patient (3 rows ahead and behind, and 3 seats on the right and on the left of the infected passenger, depending on the aircraft's seat set-up) as well as the members of crew working in this same cabin must be warned of the potential risk a posteriori.

At a time when the United States is admitting up to 195,000 new H-1B's annually, there are only 140,000 employment-based green cards available annually for H-1B's -- and their spouses, who are usually admitted on a different visa, an H-4.