Sentence examples similar to Admit unconditionally from inspiring English sources

Credit is officially allowed only after the student has been unconditionally admitted to Stanford.

Depending on their performance on the placement test, students could be unconditionally admitted to the university, or placed into an appropriate level at the IEP for English instruction before advancing to mainstream university classes.

Rajoy's conservative government has refused to negotiate, demanding that Eta admits defeat and surrenders unconditionally.

Spain's governing Conservative People's party has refused to negotiate with them, demanding instead that Eta admits defeats and surrenders unconditionally.

Given the opportunity, I would probably take it, but am not ashamed to admit I couldn't cut ties as quickly and cleanly, nor leave as unconditionally, as Mirasta.

Under Raymond's sympathetic gaze — "We deserve to be loved, purely and unconditionally, just for who we are," he tells Omar in passing — Omar admits his origins and even his reasons for leaving his past behind.

The linear analysis yields a cubic dispersion relation that admits imaginary solutions for the full range of wavenumbers, implying that the stagnation point on the heliopause is unconditionally Rayleigh–Taylor unstable to small perturbations propagating parallel to the discontinuity surface.

In unconditionally versus out unconditionally.

They loved him unconditionally.

"I love him unconditionally.

I withdraw it unconditionally".