Sentence examples for directive admitted from inspiring English sources

Barnes, speaking at a Rugby Football Union session to demonstrate the new directive, admitted "there will be teething problems".

Biman's then newly appointed managing director said he was unaware of the UN directive, but admitted that Biman did face problems in managing its flight schedules.

Keitel admitted the directive was passed on to field commanders.

Romney declined in June to give specifics on what he would do with the directive, even while admitting people wanted to hear it.

The review begins as Catholics await a new Vatican directive on whether gays should be admitted to the priesthood.

The directives lay down what may be admitted next after a given sequence of theses.

This directive says nothing about whether any particular visitor must be admitted, and thus has no direct relevance to the decision whether to exclude a particular visitor, which is what is at issue here.

Although the Army's initial July 1941 guidelines for OCS had been drafted as race-neutral, practically speaking few black applicants were admitted into OCS until after subsequent directives by Army leadership.

Patients admitted for palliative care or those with an advance directive precluding CPR or ICU admission were excluded.

One colleague, a devoted and highly respected clinician in his department, admitted that he found this growing list of directives from others exasperating.

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Secretary Andrea Leadsom admitted that about a third of environmental laws - including directives on birds and habitats - could not initially be brought into UK legislation.