Sentence examples for that would admit from inspiring English sources

Laurence McCullough, a professor of medical ethics at Cornell, criticized any hospital that would admit Jahi.

But that could change quickly if Russia cannot keep up.Much detailed work is needed on the steps that would admit Russia fully to the civilised and developed world.

In Chicago, where Niederhoffer moved in 1964, to attend graduate school, he couldn't find a squash club that would admit him.

Conservatives in the House denounced the bill for legalizing illegal immigrants and creating a guest worker program that would admit 200,000 foreign workers each year.

Then they would drive to the Kiss Club or the Poney in Paris, or the Métropolis in Rungis (among the few clubs that would admit second-generation immigrants).

In their scheme, every suitably qualified student would get a voucher, which they could use to pay any university that would admit them.

Not that I would admit that to myself.

But American officials said that there was no early indication that North Korea would admit inspectors or give up its program.

There is, however, no way that I would admit to serving on a committee that designed the human genome.

"They never admit kidnapping because that would be admitting a crime," Ms. Lee said.

My advice to students: Don't believe that the only school worth attending is one that would not admit you.