Sentence examples for implemented to admit from inspiring English sources

Lightwell or deep courtyard is commonly used in high-rise deep layout plan buildings and are usually implemented to admit daylight and to induce natural ventilation into targeted spaces.

And it's especially hard for anyone who makes policy or implements it to admit that they should share their power.

Apple seems to be imagining something along these lines as well, and while there's still a good chance this patent is more a "just to be safe" collection of interesting ideas not actually being implemented, you have to admit it's compelling to think about how they might apply if they were actually executed.

I must admit I was disinterested and felt removed from the continuing accommodations that were proposed and implemented to serve the needs of the less physically fortunate.

What no one wants to admit is that Congress never actually implements promised Medicare savings.

It is time to admit that the 'Blame Game' actually prevents us from implementing solutions.

Having refused to admit his errors, the Director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions.

Moreover, patients may be more willing to admit to having difficulty with self-management than to admit not implementing their prescribed regimen [ 12].

This suggests that ease/difficulty is a more sensitive measure of self-management or that patients are more willing to admit to having difficulty with self-management than to admit not implementing their prescribed regimen.

The school continues to admit children day by day, with sustained support of UNICEF and their implementing partners.

Even carbon tax advocates are beginning to admit that it is only one of many carbon reduction policies that need to be implemented immediately.