Sentence examples for admitting that the current from inspiring English sources

County officials said they were not admitting that the current system was discriminatory.

His outgoing defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, wrote a memorandum just before he was defenestrated, admitting that the current policy in Iraq was not working.

The administration is springing leaks all over the place the past week has seen the leaking of two sensitive memos, one by Stephen Hadley, Mr Bush's national security adviser, casting doubt on the Iraqi prime minister's competence, and one by Donald Rumsfeld, the outgoing defence secretary, admitting that the current strategy is not working.

Fukuda also weighed in on what the virus or the pandemic should be called, admitting that the current name, influenza A (H1N1), is creating confusion.

They're admitting, actually admitting, that the current drinking recommendations, with their talk of units per day, are conflicting and hard to understand.

The writer admits that the current piece shows his eulogy to have lied on that count.

The president went so far as to admit that "the current system is broken".

The bar staff admit that the current trading conditions are abysmal.

But for the first time, Atlanta is being forced to admit that the current pattern cannot be sustained.

But both the Spaniards and Dutch admit that the current crush of Europeans is "the worst of all possible worlds".

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.