Sentence examples for issue admitting from inspiring English sources

This issue — admitting new workers — is a perennial conundrum.

Hunt promised last month to hold talks on the issue, admitting that costs at some hospitals "are just too high".

While Cheney did address the issue, admitting he was "the guy who pulled the trigger that fired the round that hit Harry," he didn't apologize.

The 16-year-old "Maleficent" star raved about her co-star in V Magazine's Summer Issue, admitting that Brad Pitt's lady is truly one of a kind.

Diaz opens up about her struggle and cutting out the junk in Seventeen magazine's February issue, admitting, "I was this skinny girl who could eat anything I wanted without gaining an ounce -- so I did.

Interestingly, right from the start, the other side basically conceded the issue, admitting that the two-party system isn't working, but arguing that, to paraphrase Churchill, the two-party system is the worst political system, except for all the others that have been tried.

In truth, people on both sides of the issue admit, more parents and teachers at that early stage were confused about the Edison proposal than opposed to it.

An internal Swiss commission studying the issue admits that quotas, ceilings, native priority in hiring, are not compatible with the bilateral agreement on the free movement of persons, whatever the studied variant.

The issue, admitted by the French manager and his players, dominated the agenda in the buildup to the quarter-final, with the manager even noting the fear of "ghosts" from 2010 re-emerging.

"Liquidity is certainly the key issue," admits Altman.

"We definitely could have done things better on pylons issue admit Eirgrid chief", Irish Independent, February 17 , 2014