Examples of using Be admitted in English and their translations into Czech
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Bulgaria and Romania must be admitted so that they can assume their share of the responsibility, along with the other Member States,
Younger children may be admitted only with accompaniment of parents
What does it say about us when we're relying on individuals who really should be admitted?
but it can be admitted as a prior bad act if it qualifies under the law,
It should be admitted that the European Union has a lot of ground to make up in the area of communication,
I was just seeing if maybe she can be admitted into the same clinical trial that I went through?
it should be admitted that the tactic the European Union has used till now,
Neil would argue it was used for intelligence and that it couldn't be admitted in court as evidence.
Croatia has a key role to play in the region and should be admitted to the European Union soon.
a defendant charged with a capital offense may not be admitted to bail when proof of his
Lastly, the fourth question, the bottom-up approach of the Member States, which, it must be admitted, has in some ways been a failure.
the end of the calendar year can be admitted if they are sufficiently mature,
The complaints can be admitted only if the device is sent back to the supplier
a few hundred others, who may be admitted- all the others who stray into our beleaguered country are sent across the borders.
be taught and new students can be admitted; the status"accredited to complete the studies of current students" and">the status"limited accreditation" mean that new students must not be admitted to the study programme.
from the very beginning, we made it clear that a statement can only be admitted if it was made knowingly and voluntarily.
The Czech Republic was admitted into NATO.
That were admitted in the hospital?
You were admitted to our neurosurgical unit, you were seizing violently.
The bald man was admitted to the hospital minus an eyeball.