Sentence examples for admit all from inspiring English sources

Many colleges and universities admit all of their students on such "holistic" grounds.

No government, as even Angela Merkel now concedes, can admit all comers.

I have to admit: All the buzz was very exciting — and flattering.

In the debriefing, the supergrasses have to admit all their past offences and be honest about their lives.

A spokesman for the club said the policy had never been to admit all golf pros, only touring pros.

Apropos, if millions were to exercise that option, it is absolutely certain that the U.S. would not admit all, or even most of them.

Mr. Boehner can't admit all that because private-sector slack and a dearth of jobs call for more federal aid, not less.

In 1985 the intended championships in India were canceled because the government would not guarantee to admit all the eligible players.

Eight years ago at Thessaloniki, the EU agreed to admit all the countries of the region into the union as they meet its standards.

They are general in the sense that they admit all types of medical and surgical cases, and they concentrate on patients with acute illnesses needing relatively short-term care.

The measure of progress on this plane is "whether this country would admit all people who are willing to work hard regardless of race into the ranks of a middle-class life".