Sentence examples for admit policy from inspiring English sources

He is still in custody, as is Huang Qi, who was charged last year with possessing state secrets after gathering information on collapsed schools.Mr Ai says the refusal of central leaders to admit policy failures has exacerbated parents' frustration.

In practice, threshold cointegration and structural break modelling are, in fact, complementary rather than alternative solutions and a combination of the two should be actually adopted to admit policy changes to affect both the short-run and the long-run price transmissions.

Mr. Vilsack may look like an aging jock, with his football coach's haircut and extra-large, slightly stooped frame -- he runs two or three miles a day, but very slowly, his aides confide, and he does not pass up a Krispy Kreme -- but he is an inveterate, admitted policy wonk.

This expansion was done with admitted policy motives, and was not bounded by the relevant statute, the Patent Act, as judicial decisions should be.

Look, I understand why influential people are reluctant to admit that policy ideas they thought reflected deep wisdom actually amounted to utter, destructive folly.

He also said the Tories wanted to introduce a transferable tax allowance to help stay at home mothers, but aides admit this policy would not help the higher rate taxpayers losing out from the child benefit cut.

Other students admit the policy will have no effect on Cornell's admission -- that students who want to attend Cornell will still apply, regardless of the lack of guaranteed aid.

Neither was willing to admit their policies might lead to direct American military involvement in the places where they were intervening.

Secondly, I would ask him why can he not be humble and admit his policies were wrong and counter-productive.

It lies in stopping, thinking and, just sometimes, admitting a policy was wrong.

Turnbull freely admits his policy on same-sex marriage was not his choice.