Sentence examples for admits existing from inspiring English sources

Hunt has promised more primary care funding, and Health Education England has been charged with getting many more GPs into the system, but even the minister admits existing plans may be inadequate.

They admitted existing arrangements "have had difficulty keeping up with changes in global business practices, such as the development of e-commerce in commercial activities".

They will be admitted under existing visa programs.

"They did it," she said, "even though the E.P.A. admitted that existing monitoring wasn't good enough".

The Treasury announced it had commissioned an independent review of the reward policies at banks, but the chancellor, Alistair Darling, admitted that existing contractual obligations between RBS and its employees may mean bankers still receive handsome bonuses.

In addition, the "denial" of the problem by nurses suggested by the conviction that patients were admitted with existing problems of undernutrition, increases the risk of patients not receiving adequate care.

This admits application of existing algorithms for evaluation of the probability content of a given failure domain.

But the council admits that regenerating existing sites would not provide for all the city's future needs and it will need "significant additional - primarily greenfield - land for development".

Lord Marland admitted that the existing Mox plant is not fit for purpose, which is why the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has brought in the French nuclear company Areva, which wants to build the second Mox plant based on its own Mox operation at Marcoule in the south of France.

While I'm not sure if publishers will fully embrace this format, I have to admit that the existing AMP stories I looked at made for a nice diversion.

Although the General Council admitted that the existing discrimination against homosexuals could not be condoned, it was quite critical about extending marriage toward same-sex couples (including collateral adoption).