Sentence examples for may admitted from inspiring English sources

Speaking during a Daily Politics debate on Monday, Home Secretary Theresa May admitted her party had failed to honour its pledge, made before the 2010 election, to get net migration down to below 100,000.

"That's part of it," May admitted.

Four other lightning victims in New Jersey were hospitalized with injuries: Cape Regional Medical Center in Cape May admitted four people on Sunday who had been struck in three separate strikes, said Tom Piratzky, a spokesman for the hospital.

However, May admitted that Britain could remain in the EU for an implementation period beyond the two-year article 50 cutoff, in order to give civil servants and businesses time to adapt.

Litvinenko is trying to overturn home secretary Theresa May's decision in July to block a public inquiry – a refusal partly motivated, May admitted, by a fear of offending Russia.

In a letter published on Friday setting out the reasons behind her decision, May admitted: "It is true that international relations have been a factor in the government's decision-making".

However, extraordinary services may admit candidates at once to any rank.

Even though Burroughs may admit to torturing his cat, that doesn't mean he approves of it.

Their claims for United Nations refugee status would be checked there by United Nations officials, he said, and Australia may admit some who qualify.

Hoping that our new Tory overlords may admit that the "free" market has made something worse is probably as crazy as expecting a decent train service.

Sure, later she may admit "I was stupid not to realise it," but by the then the damage will already be done.