Sentence examples for admitting the concerns from inspiring English sources

While admitting the concerns the intersex movement have been raising for years shows promise for future legislation, it suggests that the proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act only represent a token amendment to the laws.

I tried again, and realized that her hesitation concerned admitting the fact of drinking alcohol.

Defeat at Bolton Wanderers in early December concerned Wenger, admitting the opponents showed the template required to beat his team.

Responding to the news, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, Nick Hardwick, told BBC Radio 4's Today Programme that he was "very concerned", before admitting the system was not coping well with the increase.

Responding to the news, the Chief Inspector of Prisons, Nick Hardwick, told BBC Radio 4's Today Program that he was "very concerned," before admitting the system was not coping well with the increase.

Mrs. Wallace admits these concerns are probably the reason her white faux fir Christmas tree stands sadly bare.

Eurostar admitted the initial plan "concerned some passengers".

However he admitted the players were concerned about the current situation.

On signing from Monaco, Falcao admitted the injury still concerned him.

Eamon Gilmore admitted the government was concerned about the threat posed by dissident republicans and international terrorists.

Cardiff chairman Mehmet Dalman has admitted the board is concerned about the team's recent decline, but he also says Slade has the support of the club's hierarchy.