The phrase "as admitting more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of clarity and grammatical issues.
Example: "The committee's decision was seen as admitting more than just a simple oversight."
Alternatives: "as acknowledging more" or "as accepting more".
Then, the United States had options short of invading, such as admitting more refugees fleeing the atrocities.
A more flexible immigration policy might produce more of them, as well as admitting more executives with the sort of digital commercial nous that is currently scarce.But government policy can only do so much.
In the main, they are moving slowly and in piecemeal fashion, doing things such as admitting more foreign students, growing their study abroad programs, offering new classes, adding readings to existing courses, expanding general education requirements, and establishing research centers.
Harder still to hear from the colleagues and superiors who were blind to it - wilfully or otherwise - continue to downplay the abuse and alleged coverups, even as the institutions begin admitting more responsibility.
On Wednesday, Israeli media quoted an unnamed senior military officer as recommending that the Netanyahu government head off what he described as a "limited uprising" by admitting more Palestinian laborers, freeing low-risk Palestinian prisoners and further arming Abbas's forces.
As a result, state universities are admitting more and more out-of-state and foreign students who will pay full freight -- sometimes three times the tuition rate of state residents.
And it's surely gotten worse as colleges admit more students early.
The Tenet Healthcare Corporation, the No. 2 United States hospital chain, said today that fiscal first-quarter profit rose 20percentt as its hospitals admitted more patients and charged health insurers higher prices.
Over the past several years, Iowa State and the University of Northern Iowa have admitted increasing proportions of Iowans, while the proportion at the University of Iowa, the state's flagship, has declined as it has admitted more out-of-state and international students.
However this month the roll-out was delayed by the Department of Energy and Climate Change for more than a year as the government admitted more tests were still needed.
The scene at Dusko Radovic Primary School is being replicated across the country, as mainstream schools admit more Roma children and children with disabilities.
