Sentence examples for demand admissions from inspiring English sources

"We will demand admissions, and if the defendant isn't prepared to agree, we will litigate at trial," Andrew J. Ceresney, the co-head of the S.E.C.'s enforcement unit said at a legal conference.

"We will demand admissions, and if the defendant isn't prepared to agree, we will litigate at trial," said Andrew Ceresney, the S.E.C. official, who gave the keynote address at the conference, run by the Practising Law Institute.

At the time of his final illness, he staged a sit-in at the hospital to demand admission.

There a detachment of heralds, accompanied by troops of the Royal Horse Guards, formally demand admission to the precinct of the City of London from the City Marshall and City remembrancer.

A reasonable strategy for the present model would be its application in patients with clinical suspicion of TB who demand admission to a hospital with a limited number of IR, especially for HIV/AIDS patients.

By her own account, the new policy of demanding admissions of wrongdoing will be used very occasionally.

South Korea, which has similarly demanding admissions tests, imposed such a ban after a 2004 cheating scandal that also involved cellphones.

Why then don't many American institutions have demanding admissions standards?

A demanding admissions policy would send a strong signal that high school students wanting to go to college should take rigorous courses and learn more.

In fact, Success performed at the same level as the very top gifted and talented schools in the City, all of which have demanding admissions requirements, while Success selects by lottery from primarily African-American and Latino students, three quarters of whom are living in poverty.

HERE in California, where people tiresomely boast that the state's gross domestic product exceeds that of all but seven nations, I keep expecting a ballot initiative demanding admission to the Group of 8 industrialized nations.