Sentence examples for made admitting from inspiring English sources

Speaking a day after NPR fired longtime analyst Juan Williams for comments he made admitting to a personal fear of Muslims on airplanes, the Virginia Republican joined the chorus of conservatives who have called on Congress to cut the station's funding.

A minimum of effort was therefore required and in fact, informally, many clinicians commented that the PAR made admitting patients quicker, again consistent with work showing that a well designed standardized admission form could reduce the workload of the admission team and length of admission clerking[ 10].

"Obviously choices have to be made," admitted Guillaume Houzé, chairman of the Galeries Lafayette Foundation.

And work colleges also make admitting students who demonstrate financial need a priority.

It was the hardest decision they have had to make, admits Cameron.

Conducting adsorption experiments at optimal conditions set as 4 min of sonication time, 0.024 g of adsorbent, pH 7 and 18 mg L−1 SO make admit to achieve high removal percentage (98%) and high adsorption capacity (50.25 mg g−1).

Performing adsorption tests at optimal conditions set as 0.5 g L−1 of adsorbent, pH 10 and 308 K make admit to obtain high adsorption turnover (123.45 and 140.28 mg g−1 for MgO nanoparticles and ZnO MgO nanocomposites, respectively).

Why wouldn't they do exactly the same thing to the Boxee Box? "I think that is a reasonable assumption to make," admits Ronen.

The agreement was made "without admitting claims raised against", it said.

It notes that any settlement would be made without admitting or denying the government's allegations.

Arrangements were made to admit her to the hospital.