Sentence examples for admits a decision from inspiring English sources

They Hammers have had the 33 year-old on trial and manager Sam Allardyce admits a decision will be made soon by the club.

It's practically impossible to find anyone who admits making a decision at GM today.

She entertained clients at the Masters golf tournament last spring at the male-only Augusta National Golf Club, and by summer it had decided to admit women, a decision that some people say was spurred by Ms. Rometty.

Cook's camp admit overturning a decision that has embroiled the International Olympic Committee, the head of the World Taekwondo Federation in Korea and the British sports minister, Hugh Robertson, will not be easy.

"In courtroom testimony, the manager of the general contractor for the Doral renovation admitted that a decision was made not to pay The Paint Spot because Trump "already paid enough," said USA TODAY.

Clarke conceded his team were outplayed throughout and admitted a tough decision will need to be made over fast bowler Mitchell Starc, who took seven wickets in the Test but needed painkilling injections in his ankle to do so.

Sergei Shvetsov, deputy governor of Russia's central bank, admitted it was a decision the bank would rather not have taken, describing it as a choice between "the very bad and the very, very bad".

The not-for-profit journalism group dragged into the row over the Newsnight report that led to Lord McAlpine being wrongly exposed as a paedophile has said it had had no control over the story but admitted failings over a decision to second one of its reporters to the BBC.

Today, no western politician could admit to making such a decision.

Elsewhere Caster Semenya's career remains in doubt after the IAAF admitted it had delayed a decision on her gender status until further notice.

New York State's highest court ruled today that experts' testimony on the reliability of eyewitnesses could be admitted at a trial, a decision that legal scholars said could have a major impact on criminal prosecutions in the state.