Sentence examples for action admitting from inspiring English sources

We also show that for any sofic URS Z there is a Z-proper action admitting an invariant measure.

He forced shots and forced the action, admitting later that he had let himself succumb to the emotions.

In response to a review, Imperial pledged to take immediate action, admitting there was "significant scope for improvement" in the way its labs treat animals used in experiments.

But the Bush administration declared that Mr. Hussein was, by his action, admitting that he lied in a declaration to the United Nations in December.

CAPE TOWN — Diego Maradona longed for the action, admitting that he wanted to grab a uniform and suit up for Argentina, awakening those once magnificent legs that had been in troubled sleep for so many years.

"This action admits the premise that the agency has literally overloaded itself with rule-makings," Mr. Segal said.

We make additional offers for these programs in the spring for both regular decision as well as some early action admitted students, once we have a clearer understanding of the entire applicant pool.

The dream-like nature of the action admits some anachronisms: you have to be prepared to believe that bubble machines, ukuleles and BMX bikes are present in David Copperfield's consciousness.

When a key is depressed, the key action admits wind into a pipe.

Ron Wolf, after seeing the team's players in action, admitted disappointment at his own efforts in assembling the team.

But the news will not be fun or funny for the great majority of those who receive it, since MIT's early action admit rate is a bit under 10percentt -- and overall, it's 7.9percentt.