Sentence examples for through admitting from inspiring English sources

"In the last two years, we've made greater strides than we ever have in the past toward becoming a more diverse and inclusive organisation through admitting new members and more inclusive classes of members," she said, adding: "Personally, I would love to see and look forward to see a greater cultural diversity among all our nominees in all of our categories".

"In the last two years, we've made greater strides than we ever have in the past toward becoming a more diverse and inclusive organisation through admitting new members and more inclusive classes of members," she said.

When pressed by the editorial board, Thompson hadn't seemed to have thought his plan through, admitting he didn't know if it would actually save the federal government any money and referring to FEHBP as the "Health Education Benefit Package".

"In the last two years, we've made greater strides than we ever have in the past toward becoming a more diverse and inclusive organization through admitting new members and more inclusive classes of members," Boone Isaacs said in an Associated Press interview last month, after this year's nominations were announced.

These included the requirement for attaining an MPH degree, creating a transdisciplinary environment through admitting individuals from a diverse array of scientific backgrounds, and funding independent from the research mentor.

There was an increase in unnecessary care and in the probability of admission when the bonus system switched from one with a weaker incentive to increase services to one with a stronger incentive, suggesting that improvement in the financial health of public hospitals was achieved at least in part through the provision of more unnecessary care and drugs and through admitting more patients.

"I'll be dropping Rob's name a lot at the next Birds Of A Feather read through," admits Pauline Quirke, who plays Jamie's mother.

"I just got a little bit tight when I needed to come through," admitted Harrison, who has been tipped by John McEnroe to eventually become one of the top 10 players in the world.

"We were close to signing three English players but in the end they had more expectations, and one wanted more money so they didn't go through," admitted Di Canio.

"Sometimes I think, what on earth am I doing, going somewhere so pressurised and competitive after everything I've been through," admits Nancy.

"When I took him on in the first place, I can't say I had really thought that particular element of it through," admitted O'Neill.