Sentence examples for option of admitting from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor who filed the charges, Gisela Brandao, said in a brief telephone interview that even though "we had the option of shelving the case," she chose to forge ahead because Mr. Thomas "didn't want the relief to which he was entitled," referring to the option of admitting guilt and paying a fine of about $400.

Thus it is conceivable that junior doctors choose the safer option of admitting children to hospital rather than observing them, or discharging them back to the community.

But they stopped short of admitting guilt.

The psychological hardship of admitting a mistake?

Souness defended his decision because he had such a shortage of options but admitted it was a "kick in the bollocks" to see how awful Dia played.

She'd limited Zuckerberg's options to either admitting he was unaware of conversations among leadership choosing to withhold news of this data abuse from users (unrealistic), or admitting that leadership did not have those conversations (deeply troubling).

However, despite the potential for a range of development options, Kane admitted it was true that "residential [development] offers one of the highest alternative options" and that the core focus of the sale is to "maximise the value of the site".

It is probably not the safest option, he admitted.

Privately, some Palestinians recognize the drawbacks of the UN option and even admit that this is not a solution, but only a change in the nature of the conflict.

At present, the nurses suggested that the preferred option was to admit diabetic patients fasted on the day of surgery.

Oops -- I have to admit: the option of leaving the whole banana for someone else, foregoing my wanting it completely, honestly didn't cross my mind for a long, long time.