Sentence examples for is required to admit from inspiring English sources

Rather, courage is required to admit one was wrong and to correct the mistake.

As a charter school, Success Academy is required to admit children by lottery.

On the other hand, if we assume that patients exposed to the confounder have even higher outcome risk (eg, severe schizophrenics experience the outcome 10-fold more than others), then a lower discrepancy of the exposure of interest is required to admit protection (ie, severe schizophrenics would regularly attend the service more than threefold higher than others).

"The settling parties neither admit nor deny the charges," is the formal wording of the resolution, meaning SAC has not been required to admit guilt.

His company was required to admit to some of the fraud charges that were part of the original 18-count indictment and to pay $349,000 in restitution.

Critics of the S.E.C.'s new policy have argued that companies will refuse to settle cases if they are required to admit wrongdoing.

The doctor who treated him at the hospital, Howard Swidler, tried to take a blood sample that was required to admit Mr. Cullen to Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in Morris Plains, but Mr. Cullen resisted.

Though neither city nor state officials are required to admit wrongdoing under the agreement, it does require the state's Department of Education to submit to independent monitoring of its Medicaid-financed programs.

Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase were among the defendants that settled charges related to the financial crisis while neither admitting nor denying guilt, although Goldman was required to admit that its marketing materials were incomplete.

In court Redknapp was required to admit to a range of vulnerabilities, not least an inability to write a letter any more successfully than the average two-year-old.

Therefore, until these universities are required to admit students solely on the basis of merit or to use affirmative action policies only to help truly disadvantaged applicants, outlawing legacy preferences by itself will change nothing.