Примеры использования To admit that it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He was quick to admit that it killed the first girl.
Well, the only other alternative would be for you to admit that it was a hallucination.
We had to admit that it was impossible to enter the Europol.
Well, maybe she just doesn't want to admit that it was somebody she knew.
Also I want to admit, that it doesn't concern resorts for which apply other rules.
I just have to admit that it's part of my nature to hold my duty as PM higher than anything else, even my family.
If they start to panick,it will be better to admit that it was a joke.
But, you guys, you have to admit that it is freaky that somebody actually died in our house.
Trying to reform Canada's health care system and being too stubborn to admit that it wasn't working.
In retrospect, one has to admit that it was too ambitious a target.
Speaking objectively about the domestic shipbuilding industry,one has to admit that it is in deep recession.
We have to admit that it did it, and that means that the artist was able to find that invisible thread stretched from his impulse to the viewer's heart.
Speaking about Egypt and its capital, I have to admit that it was my first travel abroad.
I have to admit that it really works and Hans has definitely kept his promise to all the people who are using this amazing and absolutely legit software.
I can also confirm the reduction of inflammation,but I want to admit that it's not only the cream effect but also my comprehensive skin care.
Iraq has been forced to admit that it concealed huge amounts of information, including the fact that it had repeatedly violated Security Council resolutions, and it is continuing this concealment today.
It was reluctant-- I am not saying it failed-- to admit that it was prepared to implement its own agreement.
They are never going to admit that it is because of natural resources, but it is no coincidence that this decision comes up just when a structural change in world economy is beginning, where reserves of fresh water, food and energy resources take on a position of important strategic value”, replies Professor Khatchik Der Ghougassian of the Argentine University of San Andrés, an expert on security issues.
Everyone had covered up for her including Chuck who had to admit that it was probably Tom's hat he would mistakenly considered so suspicious.
Too often such national emergencies are in fact non-international armed conflicts butthe Government is not prepared to admit that it is involved in an armed conflict.
In 1993, the INSAG(International Nuclear Safety Advisory Group)was forced to admit that" it is not known for certain what started the power excursion that destroyed the Chernobyl reactor.
Or, an event that everyone agrees is inevitable may be ruled out of analysis due to greed or an unwillingness to admit that it is believed to be inevitable.
Expansion probably will not solve the substantive problems, butwe certainly have to admit that it could strengthen our representativeness, which is essential to this institution's universality and political legitimacy.
Michael Schumacher was the Formula 1 champion for five years in a row. AndI think even the biggest Michael Schumacher fan would have to admit that it's because he was driving the fastest car.
First, if the Government concerned refuses to admit that it has a problem that could lead to violent conflict and rejects offers for assistance, there is very little outside actors, including the United Nations, can do.
If major improvements were not forthcoming, all of humanity would eventually be forced to admit that it had stood idly by while the Sudanese suffered.
Her delegation was well aware that it was not easy for any organization to admit that it needed restructuring in order to keep up with the times and therefore appreciated the proof of broad-mindedness and commitment to transparency that the current members of the Special Committee had demonstrated.
Your Honor, while I feel that the validity… of the defendant's confession may be challenged… I'm forced to admit that it too falls in the category of the inconclusive.
Mr. AL-SAEID(Kuwait), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that he had been under the impression that the Government of Iraq was ready to release the children, women and old men it held prisoner; it was, however, continuing to prevaricate, as it had done for the past five years,refusing to admit that it held any prisoners of war or other detainees.