Sentence examples for issue of admitting from inspiring English sources

"The issue of admitting guilt was not raised," he said.

Dr. Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson, the Karolinska's president, has asked the institute's ethics committee to address a number of questions concerning long-range policy on the issue of admitting criminals to the medical school.

But even aside from the issue of admitting Israel, which some members have resisted, the Red Cross in recent years has considered adopting a symbol not linked to religion or nationality.

She was rebuffed with an observation that the Vatican has frequently invoked to explain its position on the issue of admitting women to the priesthood: women, the Pope said, were to remain humble, like Mary and Maryry was not a priest.

She was rebuffed with an observation that the Vatican has frequently invoked to explain its position on the issue of admitting women to the priesthood: women, the Pope said, were to remain humble, like Mary and Mary was not a priest.

At the height of debate on coeducation in 1880, The Varsity published an article in its inaugural issue voicing in favour of admitting women.

Relevant end of life care issues was discussed in presence of admitting physician, ICU nurse, medical administrator and members of ICU team.

Damage limitation quickly followed, with Moss issuing a veiled apology, stopping short of admitting drug use.

Chief executive Commodore Andrew Cameron, also a veteran, says a previous lack of understanding of trauma has meant some ex-servicemen still worry about the stigma of admitting mental health issues.

Ford also addressed the issue of EU regulations, admitting that Britain could not diverge too far from expectations, but that that there ought to be some flexibility.

Legislative leaders have praised efforts on a variety of important issues, while admitting that a few big items were left unfinished.