Sentence examples for admitted to meet from inspiring English sources
At the law school, some minority students are admitted to meet percentage targets while other applicants with higher grades and better scores are passed over.
Jang was summoned with a select group known as The Admitted to meet Kim Jong-il.
Investigators have said he admitted to meeting with members of Al Qaeda several years ago.
Zuluaga had first denied knowing Sepúlveda, and then admitted to meeting with his team just to "say hi".
Indeed some British officials had expressed concern at what they saw.It was under torture, Mr Mohamed says, that he admitted to meeting Osama bin Laden and to taking part in plots including the detonation of a dirty bomb.
Mr Najib has admitted to meeting Mr Saiful shortly before he went to the police with his accusation, but denies being behind the allegations.The day after Mr Anwar's arrest another thorn in the government's side was arrested.
By Saturday, three activists who had either helped him or had been advocates in the past had disappeared, including the woman who drove Mr. Chen more than 300 miles to Beijing and a man who admitted to meeting the dissident as he was shuttled between safe houses in the capital.
Jailed today, Mr Stone admitted to meeting a child following sexual grooming, two counts of sexual assault with a child, one count of sexual activity with a child, two counts of possession of indecent photographs of a child and one count of possessing an extreme pornographic image.
The tycoon later admitted to meeting with the official and even of being prepared to pay for his services.
According to the police report, Jaffer admitted to meeting both women, and said that reaching into a woman's shirt to feel her heartbeat is a normal part of his palm readings.
When Donald Trump Jr. admitted to meeting with a Russian lawyer in an attempt to get dirt on Hillary Clinton, reporter Jared Yates Sexton went on a viral tweetstorm bemoaning that he had essentially gotten scooped by the subject he was investigating.
