Sentence examples for it would be admitted from inspiring English sources

"It's an easier job than I thought it would be," admitted Wayne Bennett with perhaps the most surprising comment following yet another failure for England at international level.

The 1856 campaign played out against the backdrop of "Bleeding Kansas", the violent efforts of pro- and anti-slavery forces to control the government in Kansas Territory and determine whether it would be admitted as a slave or free state.

"It hasn't been as well received as we thought it would be," admits Tony Laub, product manager for the private company.

"If she does acknowledge having had plastic surgery, it would be admitting that she needed help," says Jean Cardwell, president of Cardwell Enterprises, a Chicago-based executive-recruitment firm specializing in corporate communications.

"If I were to look at it that way, then I'd be admitting that the entertainment quality of the program or the content in general is dependent on others.

And in a way, he has already answered it by saying a woman would be admitted "sometime in the future".

When it was announced that Bulgaria and Romania would be admitted to the EU at the start of 2007, British Home Secretary John Reid abandoned the U.K.'s open-door policy, stating that the only "unskilled" Romanian and Bulgarian workers who would be permitted to work in the U.K. would be those taking jobs in agriculture and food processing.

Hernández and Fisher found evidence that Mexican authorities tortured several key witnesses upon which prosecutors have based their case, making it unlikely that the evidence would be admitted in court.

But the president's order suggested that any evidence -- apparently including hearsay -- would be admitted if it had "probative value to a reasonable person".

Due to the nature of CIP, it was almost inevitable that patients would be admitted to hospital during the course of a 1-year study.

"People don't want to believe it themselves because they would be admitting they could also get an illness that could lead to dementia - I wish I could disbelieve it".