Sentence examples for called to admit from inspiring English sources

The man's condition deteriorated over the next two days and an ambulance was called to admit him to hospital on Sunday, where he is now reportedly critically ill and being treated in a glass-walled room on the intensive care unit.

The government has rejected calls to admit Syrian refugees, arguing that it is better to provide financial support to people in the region.

"This is not a call to admit unqualified students in the name of social good.

Will you call home to admit what you're doing?

PAGE A34 A Call to Admit Women Ty Votaw, the commissioner of the L.P.G.A., urged Augusta National Golf Club to add a female member before the next Masters.

' Although he was not called to testify, Mr. Robertson has admitted shouting "white power" at a rally shortly before the Allen killing.

The president has been called too stubborn to admit a mistake, the same accusation that Mr. Giuliani often heard as mayor.

Mr. Barofsky, who recently wrote a scathing book about the Treasury Department called "Bailout," refused to admit defeat, saying, "I was right then and I am right now".

I called on revolutionaries to admit defeat, to give up the optimism that had become dangerous in its encouragement to choose sides: a military triumphalism or an unpopular and impractical insistence on complete regime change.

A6 Push to Expand NATO Roster Leaders of nine former Eastern European Communist states called on NATO to admit their countries at the alliance's summit meeting next year in Prague, despite strong opposition from Russia.

He called in tears to admit he still loved me and how special I was to him -- that no one understood him like I did.