Sentence examples for making admissions of from inspiring English sources

"The president of the United States can never admit that". He just had, of course, and the new tapes show him making admissions of criminality again and again.

Doing so and citing specific knowledge about prior incidents that were previously denied may lead to victims being more forthcoming, and suspects making admissions of guilt.

MOSCOW — Several Russians arrested last week in Texas and accused of illegally exporting microelectronics to Russian military and intelligence agencies have been subjected to "psychological and moral pressure" to make admissions of guilt, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday in a statement.

As two of the biggest names in philanthropy, one could argue that it is easy for them to make admissions of error.

"Any further delay would make admission of these countries more difficult.

In 2006 Hamburg Medical School decided to make admission conditional on the level of knowledge in natural sciences.

Anger at Carl Manning, her co-accused, for making false admissions of their cruelty.

No concessions could be made unless hostilities were ended and colonial assemblies made specific admissions of Parliamentary supremacy.

Mr. Weissman said that, in its settlement talks with the labor board, the restaurant had made no admissions of wrongdoing.

Blair has made similar admissions of culpability before but these remarks, weeks before the July publication of the Chilcot report into the war, are likely to be seen as his chief line of defence.

The report states that top officials, including Christie's chairman Sir Anthony Tennant and Mr. Davidge made "no admissions of contacts of an inappropriate nature between Christie's and Sotheby's".