Sentence examples for admit that the system from inspiring English sources

Even college administrators who must watch the bottom line admit that the system has drawbacks.

But even supporters admit that the system, also known as cap and trade, is falling far short of that goal.

But despite a flurry of arrests, investigators admit that the system of monitoring is undermined by corruption and legal loopholes.

But if a flaw does get through, the company as a whole is loath to admit that the system broke down.

Words such as "profits" and "capitalism" are coyly placed in quotemarks, as though the book is reluctant to admit that the system it so ardently advocates actually exists.

GM's high executives now admit that the system is flawed and vow it will be fixed, maybe by summer.

"You've all admitted that the system failed; none of you feel personally responsible.

But he also admitted that the system was difficult to adjust to.

Angie Motshekga, the schools minister, admits that the system is largely "in crisis" and will take 20 years to fix.

The government has admitted that the system is flawed and, two weeks ago, introduced tougher measures designed to root out false applications.

Wallace admitted that the system had not been responsive enough, but added that since then UK authorities had begun 68 criminal investigations, as well as seized £1.6bn in assets since 2010 and frozen hundreds of millions more.