Sentence examples for significant admission from inspiring English sources

It has secured a significant admission that IDF troops did use white phosphorus during its Gaza Strip invasion last year.

By far his most significant admission - dragged from him by the subtlety of Robert Jay's questioning - was that a cover-up occurred.

It is the first significant admission of phone hacking by a newspaper group not owned by Rupert Murdoch, and was described as significant because it confirms that the practice was widespread in parts of the British newspaper industry.

While not a significant admission of liability, it showed that the S.E.C. could wield its authority to extract at least a modest concession in a settlement.

It was the first significant admission of phone hacking by a newspaper group not owned by Rupert Murdoch, and it was regarded as significant because it confirms that the practice was widespread in parts of the British newspaper industry.

"This settlement seems to be a significant admission of wrongdoing by Pinnacle," said Benjamin Dulchin, executive director of the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, which represents housing groups.

These were significant admissions by North Korean standards.

Bush did make his first significant admissions that -- in the classic Washington phrase for refusing to assign responsibility -- mistakes were made.

Nobody seriously believed otherwise, of course, but it was still useful to hear Crosby – through gritted teeth at times – make two significant admissions.

A federal trial — in a separate civil lawsuit over affirmative action — revealed last fall that Harvard gives a significant admissions edge to recruited athletes.

A person briefed on the matter said that Mr. Medunjanin made significant admissions while he was being questioned.