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Until recently most opinion polls were on balance favourable to the notion of further unifying the European continent by admitting the western Balkan countries, at least.

The couples asked not to be named since both are currently going through the waiver process by admitting to alcohol problems they do not believe exist.

Such fatalism is a deadly adversary, for if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable, then in some way we are admitting to ourselves that the use of nuclear weapons is inevitable.

Goldman Sachs , the epitome of the elite investment bank, has settled charges over one notorious sub-prime derivatives deal by paying $550m and admitting that it made a “mistake”.

It may yet transpire that ministers knew more than they are admitting.

Hilton is admitting no wrongdoing, though: "Hilton Hotels Corporation believes this lawsuit is without merit and will vigorously defend itself."

The cure for this lies in admitting the part of sane and quiet enjoyment in a balanced ideal of life.

They cheat consumers one way or another. So, admitting that advertisements can help us, we should also beware of them from time to time.

That can be really, really hard at first. Apologizing isn’t easy because you’re not just admitting to a failure, you’re opening yourself up for the possibility that your apology will be turned down!

I have lied in admitting the disgusting charges laid against my Order.

You see, admitting that one side is willing to make concessions, while the other isn't, would tarnish one's centrist credentials.

He typed a four page memorandum to the admitting ER physician. He spoke with the admitting ER physician before he sent me to hospital.

A London restaurant was serving up what it hopes will be confirmed as the world's hottest curry, with even the chef admitting it is "too extreme" to keep on the menu.

On a hunch (call it nursing judgment), I checked the chart after the admitting clerk had finished registering the family.