Sentence examples for and admitting a from inspiring English sources
Returning to moral judgment as a basis for governmental policy must inevitably mean curtailing what have come to be regarded as sacrosanct rights and admitting a limit to tolerance.
But there are bureaucratic reasons to keep your mouth shut as well: the medical records of many of those in specialized fields (pilots, bomb technicians, special forces, anyone that works with nuclear weapons) are highly scrutinized, and admitting a mental-health problem can be the first step to permanent disqualification.
And when it comes to attracting and admitting a wider pool of students, a study of 180 liberal arts colleges, 32 with test-optional policies, showed that dropping test requirements does more for a school's selectivity — and its position in national rankings — than its diversity.
Henry McLeish, authour of a 2010 report on Scottish football, wants chairmen and fans to put aside their frustration and see the "bigger picture" when it comes to proposed restructuring of the leagues and admitting a new Rangers.
Despite not being legally represented at a BHA disciplinary panel hearing, and admitting a series of serious rule breaches, he is considering an appeal, according to a Racing Post report.
Logan Paul, 22, who has millions of followers on YouTube, posted his emotional mea culpa on Twitter, acknowledging that he should never have posted the video and admitting "a severe and continuous lapse" in judgment.
Applying for the program meant providing the federal government with real names and addresses and admitting an illegal status.
It was not simply a matter of abolishing racial segregation and admitting an oppressed minority into the mainstream of society, as the United States had done.
We present three results concerning the construction of algebraic splines whose segments are singular cubic and admit a polynomial parameterization.
The Samurai Shopper does, and admits a sentimental affection for soap's plain-Jane properties.
The two other schools remain private and admit a small number of nonwhites.
