Sentence examples for admit the connection from inspiring English sources

Don't expect Mr. Naharin, who turns 60 this year and took the helm of Batsheva in 1990, to admit the connection between the hora and "Hora".

On receiving the connection admission request, BS decides to admit the connection if it can satisfy the QoS of the connection.

If BS decides to admit the connection, BS shall check if it can pair the MS with another MS (say MSb) of similar bandwidth need.

One company admitted the connection, while four were unable to say for certain whether they were buying cobalt from the DRC or Huayou Cobalt.

He happily admits that the connection with the Royal Court - and with Joint Stock, the company run by Hare, Max Stafford-Clark and William Gaskill in the 1970s and 80s - "has kept me in the theatre.

While admitting to the connection, Skinner holds a solid alibi and is unharmed, unlike Tiller's murderer, unravelling Angel's theory.

Coleman has speculated that modern-day prosperity theology borrows heavily from the New Thought movement, though he admits that the connection is sometimes unclear.

In the past two decades life expectancy for black South Africans, who have been hardest hit by the epidemic, has plunged from over 60 to just 47.But, after a decade of denialism under the former president, Thabo Mbeki, who was loth to admit a connection between the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and the disease, President Jacob Zuma's government is fighting back.

Besides, they are at first reluctant to admit any connection to the people-smuggling trade.

Unlike MI5, ministers - Labour and Conservative - have always been reluctant to admit any connection between the growth of "home grown" terrorism and Britain's foreign policy.

The commissioner of the Canadian Football League refused on Friday to admit a connection between football and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the progressive degenerative brain disease that's been linked to repeated blows to the head.