Sentence examples for admit the action from inspiring English sources

Some metric spaces admit the action of groups that preserve distance, others do not, but distance can be defined without talking about a group.

Mr. Flagg had admitted the action, but blamed his bank for it.

Bishop Goedert said in the deposition that most of the priests he confronted with allegations admitted the actions.

In education the most ethical modes are to be preferred, but in listening to the performances of others we may admit the modes of action and passion also.

He mounted James R. Keene's famous race horse Sysonby, and the owner had to admit that the action was perfect.

The question for male fans watching women's sport at this level, truth be told, is how alluring you are supposed to admit the women athletes in action actually are.

Even if scientists/physicians admit the importance of taking action, they may have a sixth, or unfairness objection.

Barbel's loyalty to her father's memory is both touching and appalling, but her refusal to admit the truth about his actions is something worse.

The United Nations General Assembly's action to admit the Palestine Liberation Organization as a nonvoting member of the United Nations is disturbing (front page, July 8).

The Soviet response was an unmitigated disaster; rather than admit the fault and take preventative action, the authorities pretended nothing was amiss.

Sargsyan is forced to back down, admit the arms sales and promise action including periodical "unannounced visit by US experts" to ensure compliance.