The Bush administration set at 70,000 the number of refugees it would admit in the current fiscal year, which began last Oct. 1.
She cites the current president, the rightist Nicolas Sarkozy, who admitted in the run-up to the 2007 elections, "I'm an immigrant without a diploma.
The Council of Mortgage Lenders admits that in the current turmoil it is "futile" trying to predict where house prices are headed.
But he admits that, in the current poor stock markets, their diversified portfolios, often with a large holding of safer assets like bonds, makes them a bit less unattractive.
No wonder many news executives privately admit that in the current environment, they would never have the guts to publish something like the "Pentagon Papers" even though the Supreme Court upheld their prior brave actions in a landmark decision bolstering freedom of the press.
Burnham said it is cheaper to support people at home than spend thousands of pounds keeping them in hospital, but admitted that the current system in England was not capable of doing that.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) has admitted that the current planned investment of £10.8m would only result in savings of 18,500 tonnes of carbon a year.
Former Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath admitted that the current side are now almost certain to go 2-0 down in the five-match series.
In his current exhibiton at Michael Werner, London, he admits in the exhibition title to "some terrible problems" and portrays himself with his brain spewing out.
I would not suggest the commission is perfect, and it is heartening that its deputy chairman, Alastair McGregor, candidly admitted in your article that the current system did sometimes fail miscarriage of justice victims and that it was important to press for improvements.
