perfunctory vs admission

Some examples from the web:

• On 21 January 1938, following a perfunctory trial, the Military Collegium of the USSR Supreme Court condemned Riazanov to death and he was executed later that same day.
• It's so perfunctory, like your hearwasn't in it.
• Sam Primucci, who lead the delegation to Matera in August found the meeting to be positive, "more than the perfunctory courtesy meeting; one that promised serious next steps grounded in administrative workloads, assigned tasks and realistic objectives and timelines."
• Perfunctory or Ironic will be the name of that one's autobiography.
• I was a little perfunctory about your diagnosis.
• The rites became perfunctory observances, and perception of interior worth diminished.
• Those directly concerned, or in other words local governments and businesses, receive only perfunctory information.
• 125:0.5 (1377.5) He passed through the consecration rituals but was disappointed by their perfunctory and routine natures.
• To the perfunctory observer, the events of Purim do not appear miraculous at all, but a series of fortunate coincidences.
• However, I have still witnessed rather perfunctory ideological positions - and an extremely radical one, in one case - being adopted.
• However, I would like to highlight the rather perfunctory treatment of the damages caused by frost, which is also a form of natural disaster.
• There was no marathon of any sort, nor was there more than a perfunctory demonstration for Nixon at the state convention.
• The few choruses, perhaps surprisingly in view of Handel's later large scale choral works, are short and perfunctory in comparison with the arias, some of which are in an operatic style, others with simple accompaniment of solo oboe or obbligato violin.
• In the eurozone, imbalances in competitiveness and fiscal positions - which were not noted during the perfunctory check, based on formal criteria, that was conducted before approving new members - led to a protracted economic crisis.
• This did not pertain to murderers or conquerors by the sword, for almost universally these were not initiates of the Mysteries, although in the declining days of the Roman Empire many applicants of indifferent caliber underwent the introductory rites in a more or less perfunctory fashion.
• a perfunctory summary of the involvement of China (this being placed in as positive a context as possible) in Darfur, whereas we all surely know perfectly well that there has been no improvement whatsoever in the region;
• Was that perfunctory or ironic?
• So our examination is perfunctory.
• Our responsibilities toward each other would only be rent, utilities and a perfunctory chin jut of recognition as we pass in the hall.
• Many of the guidelines were cobbled together without a thought for what they really needed to contain, which simply means that, in the case of many of the guidelines, the whole process has become less comprehensible and more perfunctory.

Some examples from the web:

• But that admission was for private consumption only.
• The opinion also included various proposals regarding the other admission directives.
• The exhibition admission is free upon request via Internet.
• Reduced admission to museums, galleries and historic states.
• Priority admission is reserved for Buyers.
• Community admission legislation should include migrants' rights.
• Moreover, this directive will simplify admission procedures for employment purposes.
• My admission process for very easy.
• The company reserves right of admission at any time.
• Desirable basic training in music theory as a requirement for admission.
• Note that different sections have their own admission fees.
• Kavanaugh browbeat that admission out of him.
• My admission had nothing to do with the audition process.
• We object to the admission of a Xerox photocopy.
• That could affect your college admission too.
• That sounds like an admission of guilt, Counselor.
• By your own admission... you are responsible for waking the Wraith.
• And they had my admission form.
• No Vulcan has ever declined admission to this Academy.
• None of these are an admission of guilt, Nick.