Sentence examples for position to admit from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the club say it is not in a position to admit a debt is owed.

However, the city administration in Detroit was in no position to admit that the industrial sector was economically unsustainable and "did not heed the wake-up call of declining population until it got to the point of bankruptcy" (Khan 2013).

One need not agree with any of the council's positions to admit that, for a certain faction of American Jews, they have come back into style.

To be in this position is to admit that it needs some additional value too.

This line of thought would position him to admit that 'process death' is bad for us, but it is only the precursor to death.

Zervos's suit essentially put the president in a position to either admit her story was true and apologize, or try to prove she lied about her account in court.

Zervos's suit essentially put the president in a position to either admit her story was true and apologize, or try to prove she lied about her account in court.

Even if you don't agree with Manchin's position, you have to admit that Gorman would probably be more difficult to work with.

"I'd love to be able to tell you I am the only former elected prosecutor in the country who finds himself in the position of having to admit an error in judgment that may have led to the execution of an innocent man, but I know I am not," he said in a talk he gave a few years ago.

The first few years I was in this position, I have to admit, when I found myself in an elevator with Kathryn Bigelow and Richard Gere riding up to Mick Jagger's flat, I mean, when I got home I used to slap my own face just to confirm that I was really me.

But this does seem to objectify the dislikeable and to blame the patient, so the alternative view has been that these characteristics are actually features of the neurologist: patients with conversion put the neurologist in the unwelcome position of having to admit the limits of their competence, which the neurologist projects onto their hapless patient as dislike.