Sentence examples for commit to admitting from inspiring English sources

They could also commit to admitting high-school students that graduate at the top of their classes, whatever test scores they submit.

The UK's resettlement programme is to be separate from the ongoing UN High Commissioner for Refugees scheme which has seen Germany commit to admitting more than 10,000 Syrian refugees and France take 500.

Since it is still committed to admitting Cambodia, it has an interest in a plausible election.

Facing doctor shortages of more than 130,000 by 2025, medical schools have committed to admitting and educating 30 percent more students by 2015.

The tutors gathered at this table are aware that Cambridge is committed to admitting between 61% and 63% of its UK students from state-sector schools and colleges.

As the leader of GEO, I am committed to admitting my blind spots and acknowledging what I don't know.

While Hamilton is often stereotyped as a haven for brosephs, prepsters, and Vineyard Vines enthusiasts, the truth is each incoming class is more diverse than the last, and Hamilton is committed to admitting students regardless of financial aid need.

They must also demonstrate that admitting reasons not based directly on well-being does not commit us to admitting 'x is wrong' and 'x is unfair'.

Announcing the proposals in February, Lord Justice Treacy, the chairman of the Sentencing Council, said: "We want those who have committed crimes to admit their guilt as early as possible … It also means that the police and Crown Prosecution Service can use their resources more efficiently to investigate and prosecute other cases".

"The problem that Morvillo has with this particular witness is, first, that if Martha Stewart is telling the truth, then Faneuil has lied to admit committing a crime that he never committed.

"If Raj pleaded, he would be admitting that he committed a crime and to admit guilt is not an option," said a former Galleon employee who worked with Mr. Rajaratnam for a decade and would speak only on the condition of anonymity.