Sentence examples for plan to admit from inspiring English sources

Freedom also opposes the European Union's plan to admit the new democracies of Central and Eastern Europe.

The New Yorker, March 18 , 1950 P. 21Comment on the Congressional plan to admit Alaska & Hawaii to statehood, and what happens to the flag.

There is no environmental rescue plan: to admit the need for one would be to admit that the economic system is based on a series of delusions.

If the EU does plan to admit them in 2007 it will have to conclude the detailed negotiations by the end of next year and sign accession treaties with them in 2005.

By F. M. Warburg and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 18 , 1950 P. 21Comment on the Congressional plan to admit Alaska & Hawaii to statehood, and what happens to the flag.

And at a time when western Europeans are increasingly fearful of losing their jobs, the plan to admit a range of ever poorer countries into the EU, where they can compete for jobs on a level playing-field supervised by Brussels regulators, is also a tough sell.

Brown has no plans to admit students from its wait list.

It will consider how this is affecting plans to admit yet more new members.

Mr. Obama had set in motion plans to admit more than twice that number.

Anxiety has been worsened by plans to admit Bulgaria and Romania, both of which have struggled to control organized crime and corruption.

He followed this by saying that he had no plans to admit anything because there was nothing to admit.