Sentence examples for admits a change from inspiring English sources

MyCSP admits a change in banking arrangements has led to longer currency conversion times in some cases for pensioners living overseas.

Among the estimated models, those that admit a change in the trend level (with the exception of the UC-CN model) present a slope or long-term growth rate with cyclical behavior.

It was equally absurd for the Obama people to attack Clinton on NAFTA and her tax returns, because in the former she had admitted a change in heart, did not set the policy in the first place and even former White House advisor David Gergen revealed on CNN that she was lukewarm about it when it was first presented.

It is, she readily admits, quite a change.

Pressman said that Tchenguiz had modeled Gekko but did admit that Gekko was "partly Milken" and that Gekko will be a more outwardly altruistic figure but, admits, "a leopard doesn't change its spots, despite appearances".

Today, Schottenheimer admitted to a change of heart.

He admitted submitting a change of address form so that his former girlfriend's mail, including her unemployment checks, would be delivered to his residence.

David Cameron has admitted that a change in the coalition relationship is "inevitable" after tensions surfaced in the run-up to last week's elections and AV referendum.

Though the vaguely worded theory of what social forces the party properly represents has been used to justify the decision to admit capitalists, a change some party elders privately say they dislike, most delegates just repeated the main phrases without offering explanations, much less challenges.

If the on-track approach has not changed, though, Domenicali does admit to a change in tactics off it.

Last season the Arsenal right-sided forward revealed a desire to play as a central striker but admitted to a change of heart and said: "Things are going well on the right and when things are going well you don't really want to change too many things.