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This evidence was held to be inadmissible by the judge.

"Even though it is inadmissible in a court of law?"

"You have that right, of course, although the end results are inadmissible."

There was no reason to regard such evidence as inadmissible in the present case.

What were they going to argue, that all the evidence was inadmissible?

"For someone from outside to come and give us tips is inadmissible."

One may also be found inadmissible based foreign policy, national security, poor health, or criminal record.

The letter has so far been ruled to be inadmissible evidence.

But the fact that evidence is embarrassing does not make it inadmissible.

I do not accept the statement that my question is inadmissible.

The dictionary is, I fear, inadmissible for the same reason.

In a trial, he said, that evidence "probably would be inadmissible."

The decision was an indication that the judge might find at least some of the evidence inadmissible.

Amendment No 23 has been declared inadmissible by the services.

But why hang around after her evidence was declared inadmissible?

In 2006 an appeal to a higher court was ruled inadmissible.

It had been ruled inadmissible but left in the file.

The Commission found the complaint to be inadmissible, by a majority.

We do not know yet who is responsible for the inadmissible behaviour in question.

I therefore consider the vote you are proposing to be inadmissible.

Such tests are almost always inadmissible as evidence in criminal trials.

"He also said it was inadmissible if the work of civil organizations is damaged."

Next time we will declare a debate about the internal market as inadmissible!

I said myself that it had been declared inadmissible by the presidency.