Sentence examples for need not admit from inspiring English sources

These sources emphasize instead that nations need not admit refugees or grant them asylum--questions not at issue here.

The rationale for the S.E.C.'s general policy that a party need not admit to a violation is to protect companies from the "collateral estoppel" effect of a finding of a violation.

Thus the court need not admit past mistakes explicitly.

In many cases, the fines emerge from a settlement in which the company need not admit wrongdoing.

The NFL need not admit wrongdoing, provide the public with its evidence of head trauma risks and how to reduce such injuries, nor implement any new protections for current players.

The president needn't admit error — he can stick with the old "engagement" trope — but he must shift his focus from sclerotic regimes to movements, parties and brave people seeking political freedom.

He said: "We know that 30% of beds occupied in the NHS are occupied in an inappropriate way either because they need not have been admitted or they have no system of care if they go home".

Yes, Mets fans need not hang their heads or admit to Mets allegiance only after dark in deserted Queens alleyways.

You needn't be afraid of admitting you've made a mistake, even to your former boss.

"F: What would be the reason that prevents them from accessing the services and programs they need?" "P: They do not admit to themselves that they are an addict – they are hidden.

Two other memorable things about "Stet" were its punchy title — publishing speak for "let it stand," penciled in the margins of a manuscript when deleted words need to be saved — and (why not admit it?) its cover upon which the young Ms. Athill, in a photograph, bore an uncanny resemblance to Cate Blanchett.