Sentence examples for admit to those from inspiring English sources
As an alternative, defendants could admit to those facts in a plea bargain.
"For if we hope to stop future genocides we need to admit to those horrific acts of the past".
The governor's pattern has been to admit to those misdeeds about to come to light anyway, and then attribute everything to judgment lapses.
Under the proposed plea deal, one official said, the troopers would admit to those two charges only and agree to resign, in exchange for the state's request that they receive probation.
But at least I admit to those thoughts.' Also lurking behind the harsh realism of Dead Man's Shoes is the spectre of Alan Clarke, the British dramatist responsible for such confrontational works as Made in Britain, in which Tim Roth played a skinhead thug, and Scum, the notoriously tough borstal drama which introduced Ray Winstone to the film world.
That means your words have outsized importance; far from being an anonymous middle schooler who feels emboldened by anonymity to shout racial slurs into the void, someone in a leadership position must squarely admit to those consequences and recognize the symbolic power of speech.
Beginning Sept. 1, the New York City Housing Authority will give amnesty to those who admit to this practice; those who don't will face criminal charges.
Thirty-eight percent of blacks admitted to those feelings while only 34 percent of whites did.
The SAT scores of our students are comparable to N.Y.U.'s and Georgetown's and our students have routinely been admitted to those colleges.
Joseph Welty, the assistant United States attorney prosecuting the case, said in court that Mr. Sands was taped in the recording by Mr. Jerrems admitting to those fires.
It was particularly disturbing, Mr. Jia said, when classmates with lower scores than his — but who were not Asian-American, like him — were admitted to those Ivy League institutions.
