Examples of using Were admitted in English and their translations into Danish
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Since 1960, when the first international students were admitted, over 20,000 highly qualified specialists have been trained at Taras Shevchenko University for 120 countries.
Well, that's odd because when you were admitted, you told the head nurse that the police were conspiring deliberately to punish you.
Post- Baccalauréat applicants were admitted on the basis of their qualifications,
barely 2 months early, and we were admitted to the neonatal department.
also the Baltic States were admitted.
From 1878, academic halls were established for women and they were admitted to full membership of the University in 1920.
216 part-time 1st year students to be taught free of charge were admitted to the University.
It's a photocopy of a drawing that you brought with you last time you were admitted here.
female students were admitted too.
In September 2005, the Group's holding company 888 Holdings PLC completed a successful initial public offering of its shares, which were admitted to trading on the London Stock Exchange.
in fact the first women were admitted in 1887 four years before Stephansen graduated from high school.
The so-called Statistical Service confirms that in 2012 more new students were admitted than ever before.
As Germans were admitted into the army in the western Empire
You were admitted to this hospital for a psychiatric evaluation
In the second half of the 18th century three of Holmen's Chief constructors were admitted as members of the learned society,
He has the ability to read the tandplej and later were admitted at the dental studio either along the way
when you were admitted, because… Well, that's odd, that the police were conspiring, deliberately to punish you.
That's odd because when you were admitted, you told the head nurse that the police Yes. were conspiring deliberately to punish you.
To stand in the school house door. but only after Governor George Wallace had carried out his symbolic threat Two negroes were admitted.
professional students were admitted during the 1950s, though no black undergraduates were admitted until 1955,