Sentence examples for expected to admit from inspiring English sources

The General Assembly is expected to admit the country later this year.

Crossrail could swallow up another £1bn in funding and be delayed beyond 2019, ministers are expected to admit this week.

It could be that once a medical group has been acquired, physicians in those groups are expected to admit their patients to the high-priced hospital, Robinson said.

WHEN Thabo Mbeki, South Africa's president, opened the world AIDS conference in Durban on July 9th, he was widely expected to admit that he had made a mistake.

Mr. McCardell, noting that the 450 new students Sewanee expected to admit in the fall constituted a record, said the tuition cuts would not hurt the university's academics.

And Mr Kobach and Mrs Brewer, as politicians, can hardly be expected to admit defeat if there is any chance the electorate might not notice it.

We fully expect to admit sophomores off the waiting list, but we may not be able to take everyone.

He's got two fiscal rules, and he is expect to admit today that he is going to break at least one of them.

The agency will make around 700 fewer grants; it will freeze training stipends; and it expects to admit 750 fewer patients the NIH clinical center.

"Normally when we have hundreds of people attending our A&E, we would expect to admit something like 27-28% of those people," he said.

The Sclerosis Hospitals expects to admit 1,200 people with multiple sclerosis in the period March 2012 through June 2013.