Sentence examples for which was admitted from inspiring English sources

The other members of the bloc are Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Brunei and Vietnam, which was admitted two years ago.

The Russians have been bargaining for entry longer than any country ever, including China, which was admitted in 2001.

Historically, the canton represents acquisitions made at various times by the city of Schaffhausen, which was admitted to the Swiss Confederation in 1501.

Their long-range goal was the ports, mineral resources and open lands of the lightly defended California, which was admitted into the Union in 1850.

Mississippi, which was admitted to the Union five years after Louisiana, argued much as Texas does in this case to the effect that Congress had given her territory that Louisiana claimed under an earlier title.

Born in Missouri, which was admitted to the Union as a slave state after intense political finagling, he grew up in Kansas, where settlers on both sides of the slavery issue had battled for dominance.

The gun was recovered and ballistic tests, which were admitted into evidence along with various oral admissions, showed that it was the gun involved in the murder.

After introducing the three tape recordings, which were admitted in evidence over de fense objections, the prosecu tion rested its case.

These goods were similar in kind to sugars produced in the Hawaiian islands, which are admitted free of duty under the treaty with the king of those islands, and the act of congress passed to carry the treaty into effect.

Most important for Americans is a bill of sale properly identifying the date of a work, a document that is essential at United States Customs for purchases of antiques - objects produced 100 years or more ago - which are admitted duty free.

The data from 2004 is complicated because of conference realignment; universities like DePaul and Louisville, which were admitted as at-large teams from Conference USA in 2004, are now part of the Big East.