STOKOLS: It doesn't take a lot of analysis to understand, one, what the reality is, and two, why they can't explicitly say that, or admit that, doesn't mean we can't write it, and explain that to the reader or the viewer, that, look, this is a fundamental reality of this campaign, whether it is admitted to or not admitted to, you know, by the candidate.
Whether it is admitting to levels of poverty, the inflation rate or weaknesses in the education system, Mr Bullrich says Argentina has been ill-served by a political culture which has not wanted to face up to uncomfortable truths.
Whether it's admitting fault, showing vulnerability, or standing up for something right and important, courage doesn't always make us liked.
Let him bar any major league player who has demonstrably used steroids -- whether intent is admitted or not.
The 1856 campaign played out against the backdrop of "Bleeding Kansas", the violent efforts of pro- and anti-slavery forces to control the government in Kansas Territory and determine whether it would be admitted as a slave or free state.
"But there were lots of setbacks towards the end," he admits, "whether it was missing out on the Heineken Cup with Harlequins, or losing in the Premiership semi-finals.
This vote determines whether you will be admitted to your chapter or not.
An apology by Patton is a tacit admission, in other words, that Chevron's claims against the firm were plausible, though it remains unclear whether the firm is admitting to mere negligence or to real knowledge by its partners of the fraud.
First, the civilized world is fighting World War III against terrorist forces, whether it is prepared to admit it or not.
It is not clear whether he was admitted to any of the schools.
If it was unknown whether a patient was admitted to the hospital (department category "no admission/unknown"), it seems reasonable that more information was lacking in the report.
