Sentence examples for admit countries from inspiring English sources
The European Union, which has fewer murders than America, refuses to admit countries as new members unless they renounce the practice.
"We will not admit countries that are troubled with unending internal conflicts," said Hassan Kibelloh, an official in the Tanzanian Foreign Ministry.
"That's the trouble with the EU admitting countries without a mature court system," says a Warsaw lawyer close to the case.
Croatia's application to join the European Union has challenged Western Europe to devise a strategy for admitting countries from the Balkans, which after a decade of wars were all promised membership one day.
The commission will admit some countries have "contributed to, and encouraged, aggressive tax planning".
By leading the charge for NATO expansion, the Clinton Administration may well elicit hasty proposals and considerable pressure to admit other countries.
The General Assembly is expected to admit the country later this year.
Today, the European Union will admit no country with a death penalty.
France has been reluctant to admit third-country immigrants from Italy — most of them from Tunisia, which historically has had close ties to France.
And though Mr Obama is willing to admit his country's failings, he is quite ruthless about blowing its enemies to scraps.
Most reasonable French people would probably admit the country is fighting a losing battle against the internet-propelled influx of English within France.
