Sentence examples for admit a need from inspiring English sources

It put the warning starkly: "A tightly controlled society in which people only do as they are told, are utterly subservient, and in which there is no freedom of action, will meet a rapid end".Mr Hu did admit a need for "greater political courage and vision", and said the party should "lose no time in deepening reform in key sectors".

It's never politically popular to admit a need for education or health care cuts in New York State, and our representation in Albany is being uncharacteristically candid, serious and effective in uniting against the largest deficit in the history of the state.

And he admits Forest badly need a new signing to lift spirits and bolster the squad after a dismal home defeat on Saturday to Derby which left the Reds languishing in the relegation zone.

Nor can GPs fill the gap, their funding cut by a fifth in nine years, while NHS England admits a need for 16,000 more GPs.

Everybody I spoke to admitted a need to change the mindset of Indian men.

Two people, who admit to a need for ongoing growth and commit to the process, have a much greater chance of growing the marriage.

These are nearly always due to limited bed capacity in the ICU and need to admit a more acutely or severely ill patient [ 18].

Both geriatric wards that admit patients on an age related basis and those that admit on a needs related basis seem to result in improved outcomes.

A vote of existing Schengen members is needed to admit a new country.

Meanwhile, van Nistelrooy has admitted that a need for regular first-team action was behind to his decision to leave Real.

At least Google Glass admitted to a need, acknowledging just how far technology has intruded into everyday life.