Sentence examples for moving to admit from inspiring English sources

I would much rather hear him address how the club is moving to admit women and minorities.

Lewes, her unfailing support, was nevertheless moved to admit: "The Jewish element seems to me likely to satisfy nobody".

Di Matteo, who had done so well to project a sense of calm and wisdom since his appointment, was moved to admit to his doubts for the first time.

But even Brûlé was moved to admit that so many votes from just 80 people was a little hard to explain.

The Salem court had moved to admit "spectral evidence" as proof of guilt; as in 1952, the question was not the acts of an accused but his thoughts and intentions.

Mr. Bush moved to admit the trucks after an international panel ruled 23 months ago that the United States was violating the North American Free Trade Agreement by continuing to restrict Mexican trucks to a 20-mile-wide border zone in which they transfer cargo to United States trucks.

Loreto College in Coleraine will move to admit children of all academic abilities from 2012 or 2013.

She was moved to admit that Conroy had swindled her while at the same time hurting her relationship with Victoria for his own benefit.

Arab reaction to the move to admit Israel to the European group has been muted in recent days.

The real significance of the move to admit the fairer sex is not how women are served by Augusta National but how they are served by the game.

Dawson has taken due note of Augusta's move to admit women.