Sentence examples for has long admitted from inspiring English sources
The party has long admitted that corruption is a problem.
It has long admitted and even welcomed immigrants, especially sailors and fishermen.
One, Mr. Fischetti said, was a falsehood he labeled damnable, though Mr. Louima has long admitted it was invented.
Mr. Walesa has long admitted that in 1970 he signed some documents he was not particularly proud of.
Mr. Maradona has long admitted to having cocaine-addiction problems, and in the early 1990's he was suspended from soccer twice for 15 months for drug use.
In Tory-run Hammersmith and Fulham, cabinet member for housing Andrew Johnson (our third commentator) has long admitted that the right-to-buy just doesn't work for his tenants.
The lawsuit also fails to contend with what elite colleges have long admitted: They do not have enough seats for all qualified applicants.
In response, school officials pleaded with the archdiocese to remember that St. Patrick had long admitted students from troubled public schools that bigger and more expensive parochial schools would not accept.
Some companies cited in the suit have long admitted that they used slave laborers from countries like Poland and Hungary, though they insisted that they were forced to do so by the Third Reich.
Education policy chiefs have long admitted the shortcomings of the Gaokao and have taken limited steps to try to introduce a more balanced and rounded education.
