Sentence examples for may admitting that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aragoncillo, a former marine, pleaded guilty to conspiracy in May, admitting that he gave the information to Mr. Aquino and to opposition political leaders in the Philippines.

His testimony was one of the crucial elements that led Justin A. Volpe to enter his stunning midtrial plea last May, admitting that he had sodomized Mr. Louima in the 70th Precinct station house bathroom with a broken broomstick.

Perhaps the most important philosophical issue is whether one may consistently hold that the notion of problem-solving may be entirely divorced from truth and falsity: the realist may admit that science is a problem-solving activity, if this means the attempt to find true solutions to predictive and explanatory questions (Niiniluoto 1984).

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.

"We may admit that errors and oversights occur — even devastating ones," he writes, referring here primarily to his fellow surgeons, a group not known for modesty.

And while you may admit that the service isn't where it should be, I have yet to see a refund check in the mail.

Thus a counterpart theorist may admit that the bicycle could have been originally composed of A1 + B1 + C2 rather than A1 + B1 + C1, on the grounds that (according to the tolerance principle) it has a counterpart (in w2) that is originally so composed.

And the counterpart theorist may admit that a bicycle (such as the one in w2) that is originally composed of A1 + B1 + C2 could have been originally composed of A1 + B2 + C2, since (by the tolerance principle) it has a counterpart (in w3) that is originally so composed.

Even though we subscribe to an unrestricted comprehension principle for impossible worlds, we may admit that worlds where only the intensional operators behave in a non-standard fashion are less deviant and anarchic than worlds where also the extensional operators do.

So while the majority may admit that he is a competent but corrupt politician whose blood runs cold, to them Putin represents the human incarnation of a necessary evil.

First, one may admit that this indeed is a case of evolution by ns/rm.