Sentence examples for have effectively admitted from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives have effectively admitted that they will not meet the net migration target and now refer to it as an aspiration.

Iran has effectively admitted to taking White hostage.

Camp Miliband has effectively admitted as much by making light of the leader's presentational weaknesses.

Now he has effectively admitted that they were right and he was wrong.

French officials had effectively admitted defeat of their policy by the time Louisiana became a province of New France in 1682.

"Senator Schumer has effectively admitted to violating the law," said Kevin Collins, campaign manager for Mr. Mills, a Republican in the New York State Assembly.

Because of this, Justice Louise Gruner Gans told the jury that Ms. Baisi had effectively admitted the allegations of sexual assault and battery.

Saudi Arabia The kingdom flooded the markets with cheap crude in a bid to kill off US shale, but now it has effectively admitted defeat; Saudi is bearing the brunt of Opec's production cut.

Ross Brawn has effectively admitted that he will not match Jenson Button's wage demands, saying his team would instead offer the driver greater freedom to negotiate his own sponsorship deals.

Al-Sada said the deal was a great success and a "major step forward", but the news that Saudi Arabia had effectively admitted defeat in its long-running attempt to drive US shale producers out of business was enough to send the price of crude sharply higher on the world's commodity markets.

Hunkering down for a long battle for the LSE shows that Greifeld has effectively admitted defeat this time round.