Are you admitting defeat?

So for any of us in this room today, let's start out by admitting we're lucky.

Admitting those foul traitors insults our Great Lord.

If he left, he'd be admitting his guilt.

It is an unconditional right admitting of no exception.

Just admitting this will transform our discourse about morality.

Obama muddled his message further by admitting that he did not expect to see abolition in his lifetime.

Fifth, Waldron made a statement in writing... admitting the crime.

If I give it back, it's admitting I stole it.

Forecasting organizations are finally admitting that they underestimated the fiscal multiplier.

Hamill was disappointed by her performance at the 1976 U.S. Championships, admitting that she was outskated by Linda Fratianne because she had not trained properly.

It was reaffirmed within the treaty admitting Finland to the European Union.

A news report features the two conflicting sides, with an NPC official admitting that

Accordingly, there exists no possibility of admitting as evidence any confession made under torture.

Both Henry Kissinger and Robert McNamara left office admitting that de Gaulle had been correct.

But not admitting it is bound to prove even more painful in the long run.

Putin, by contrast, seems incapable of recognizing and admitting his mistakes, and persists in a policy long after its failure is visible to the world.

Although there had been several unofficial statements by Kim Jong Il s regime admitting that North Korea possessions nuclear arsenal, the announcement was the first official confirmation.

And just admitting this just admitting that there are right and wrong answers to the question of how humans flourish will change the way we talk about morality, and will change our expectations of human cooperation in the future.

And just admitting this just admitting that there are right and wrong answers to the question of how humans flourish will change the way we talk about morality, and will change our expectations of human cooperation in the future.

Second, it s time each of you recognize the other s side history, that you stop thinking that somehow by admitting the other s side suffering you ll erase your own.

What's wrong in admitting this? Please release the four organisers of Adamya Foundation and admit your mistake.

And so after admitting I couldn't see to HR, they sent me off to an eye specialist.

What my research shows is that even if we don't really like admitting it, the question of how we are perceived, either by ourselves or by others, is very significant to our behaviour.

We are dependent on one another, and admitting this to ourselves isn't an embrace of mediocrity and derivativeness.

Moreover, admitting Turkey would demonstrate the EU s political consistency, while representing a qualitative step forward in the European project.

As any recovering alcoholic could tell them, the first step is admitting, with Merkel, that Europe has a problem.

Other sources, while admitting that unaccompanied minors were in Lobone, considered the number to be far lower than 2,000.

At the time of this writing, he still defends the validity of his work, while admitting human errors in the preservation of the stem cell lines, including contamination by a fungus.

In 1989, when the Cold War ended, the Red Army had already withdrawn from the country, thereby admitting its defeat.

The arguments advanced by the authors and the evidence adduced to this purpose do not show that the judicial decisions suffered from defects that might warrant admitting this part of the communication.

Admitting surprise at the speed of events, Allah advises Al Qaeda groups to engage gently with the rising forces in these countries.

Temporary measures, such as admitting girls to higher learning institutions on the basis of quotas, are being used to eliminate that shortage.

And in fact, in 1918, New York City issued a report admitting that smart poisoners could operate with impunity in the city.

On 27 May 1996, the judge of the District Court reversed her ruling of 15 March 1996, admitting that she had exceeded her authority by entering Waldemar's name as liquidator in the Commercial Register.

98. The Committee expresses its appreciation for the additional information provided by the high level delegation, which endeavoured to answer all questions from the Committee in an open way, admitting the existence of problems.

We are not self made. We are dependent on one another, and admitting this to ourselves isn't an embrace of mediocrity and derivativeness.

There's nothing wrong with being wrong. There is something wrong with being wrong and not admitting it or worse, refusing to make amends.

And it's time to start admitting you can't ask the same 19 year old to do it all, day in and day out.

Netanyahu s intention was essentially to force the Palestinians into admitting that the right of return of refugees applies only to the Palestinian state, not Israel.

Without actually admitting it, the US was clearly unhappy that these two states tried to play a diplomatic role of their own in the dispute.

I thank the Assembly again most sincerely for admitting the South Pacific Forum to observer status and for allowing me to make this short statement.

And bankruptcy protection is admitting I am insolvent, which means that there's no way that I'm going to be able to unwind all of my liabilities.

The Green Paper also suggests that, when admitting migrants, member countries require proof that no one already part of the domestic labor market can fill the vacancy concerned.

Securing popular legitimacy requires equal dexterity, which has played an important role in preventing North African leaders and family members from openly admitting their preparations for dynastic successions.