Translation for 'date admitted' from English to French

date admitted

date {f} d'entrée

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admitted

avoué {adj} {past-p}

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admitted [acknowledged]

reconnu {adj} {past-p}

Visitors not admitted!

Accès interdit aux visiteurs !

admitted [allowed entry]

admis {adj} {past-p}

to be admitted to hospital

être admis à l'hôpitalméd.

Children under eighteen not admitted.

Interdit aux moins de dix-huit ans.film

date

échéance {f} [d'événement, de changement]

datte {f}bot.cuis.T

to date

jusqu'à ce jour {adv}

final date

délai {m} [date limite]

to date sb.

sortir avec qn. [loc.] [amoureux]

date [appointment]

rendez-vous {m}

date [rendezvous]

rancard {m} [fam.]

rancart {m} [fam.]

renewal date

date {f} de renouvellementadm.

release date

date {f} de publicationfilm

publication date

date {f} de publicationlittérat.

closing date

date {f} limite

date {f} de limite

maturity date

date {f} d'échéancefin.

• Due to uncertainty over Ohio's exact admittance date (see "States admitted, above") its two senators were not elected until the next Congress.
• His feast was once celebrated in Rome on 28 June, the anniversary of the placing of his relics in Saint Peter's Basilica, but in the 12th century, the Gallican Rite feast of 11 April was admitted to the General Roman Calendar, which maintained that date until 1969.
• He then studied law and was admitted to the bar. He moved to Texas and opened a law practice in Marshall.
• ... 97), where he was admitted as a joining member on 14 June 1792.
• He later struck a plea bargain and admitted to one of the remaining charges in exchange for being released and deported by April 2007.

• The timing and location of the launch event – in the middle of winter, on the top of a snow- and ice-covered hill – later prompted criticism even from Sinclair executives, who admitted off the record that spring conditions might have been better for a vehicle with so little protection from the British climate.
• Once someone has been charged with an offence and remanded in custody, the Crown must bring the case to trial within 110 days or the accused will be admitted to bail.
• Just days before the referendum, two thirds of British Columbians admitted to knowing "nothing/very little" about the proposed STV system (Pilon 2010: 77 and 79).
• He later admitted that whilst they were trying to make a "timeless record", he "just don't think we realised the record we were making until towards the end" and Chad also later stated that the album "just didn't sound like us because there was lots of keyboards".
• In a June 14, 2008 interview with the "Washington Post", Quaranta admitted to once having an addiction to painkillers and cocaine, but after a spell in rehab, he has stopped taking both.

• Mindel and Stanton admitted later that they were somewhat oblivious due to largely being in contact only with those whom they had been working with in post-production.
• She has, however, admitted that it would be "great to finish (the album)" as well as to play some shows and tour some of the places which Laika did not visit during the band's active lifetime.
• The ancient Greek geographer Pausanias says that Phocaea was founded by Phocians under Athenian leadership, on land given to them by the Aeolian Cymaeans, and that they were admitted into the Ionian League after accepting as kings the line of Codrus.
• Will Wright admitted that while most of the content of "The Sims 2" are original ideas, inspiration for its own expansions and constituents spawned from the successes of the first game.
• Mackinnon had been admitted to the hospital for treatment for an infected knee.

• According to police reports, Rodriguez admitted being near the Columbia Mall the night Sjodin disappeared, allegedly viewing the film "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" at the Columbia Mall Cinema 4.
• de Laet proposed 41; although in a later publication admitted that 54 was "possible".
• The Hospital da Base in Brasília was undergoing restoration when Neves was admitted, and had no ICU; this contributed to complications after Neves's surgery, and his health declined.
• ... 1965) who – on 11 November 1997 – was admitted into a Khartoum hospital for a caesarean section; the hospital was one that the Comboni Missionary Sisters managed.