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Meanings of admissible in English
Portuguese
admissível Usage of admissible in English
1
A French investigating judge deemed the case admissible in May this year.
2
The judge ruled that the question was admissible and must be answered.
3
One admissible extract will carry something of the flavor of these chapters.
4
Digital pictures were not admissible as evidence because they could be doctored.
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The testimony of children is not only admissible but is considered conclusive.
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This seemed admissible, and Cecil and his colleagues pronounced the affair arranged.
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But this line of defence is not admissible in the Megachile's case.
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If it is Gibson in the recording, is it admissible in court?
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However, if hearsay evidence be admissible I'm willing to take the stand.
10
Chopped radish, cress, olives or celery are all admissible for a filling.
11
Will the evidence of your own Jefferson, on this point, be admissible?
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U.S. law restricts what evidence is admissible in a criminal case.
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A word of warning, though: the Identigene test results are not legally admissible.
14
Yet they aren't generally admissible in court, except in New Mexico.
15
They alone were admissible to the great offices in the priesthood.
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Under the circumstances, some latitude may be admissible in the use of terms.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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