Sentence examples for it was admitting from inspiring English sources

Just after the events, Princeton announced it was tripling the number of "American Negroes" it was admitting to 76 in the Class of 1972.

But enrollment in the New College has been declining since the early 1990's, when it was admitting 100 freshmen a year, leaving administrators to face difficult decisions.

The case brought by Ms Miller, 29, who was the subject of stories about her relationship with actor Jude Law based on hacked messages, yesterday became the first to reach a settlement hearing after Rupert Murdoch's News International announced last month that it was admitting liability in eight cases, including that of the actress, and was setting up a £20m compensation fund.

The company said that it was admitting wrongdoing in eight of those cases, those brought by, among others, the actress Sienna Miller; Tessa Jowell, a Labour Party politician; Andy Gray, a sports commentator and former athlete; and Nicola Phillips, a publicist who used to work for the celebrity publicist Max Clifford.

He said that "in light" of the extra student numbers it was admitting, it would "put in place additional teaching and pastoral support".

He said, "I don't know if that was desperation as much as it was admitting failure".

Three years later, it was admitted that this had been a lie.

It's admitting that your "you"s have a problem.

Q — Must it be admitted?

It is admitted by plaintiff and conceded on all sides.

Because that's what it is, admit it.