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

Just admitting this will transform our discourse about morality.

Admitting what you say, I still think you are in the wrong.

Others defended the advert, with one woman admitting that she found the song hilarious.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Now they claim to have manufactured nuclear weapons for self defense. 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.

The research, by Digital Awareness UK and the Headmasters and Headmistresses Conference (HMC) of independent schools, found 40 per cent of 11 to 18 year olds had two profiles, with half of those admitting to keeping private accounts.

Thaksin s adversaries in Thailand s entrenched regime were unwilling to accede to his policy innovations and populism. For them, doing so would be tantamount to admitting that most people in this hospitable, well endowed kingdom had been kept poor by design all along.

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.

The riots in Budapest, incited by leaked tapes that show Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany openly admitting that his government had lied for over a year about the country s dire finances, are but the latest evidence that things are going seriously wrong across Eastern Europe.

When he retired on New Year s Eve 1999, for example, he asked forgiveness for launching the war in Chechnya. 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.

4. Requests the Secretary General to consider admitting, for participation in the various components of the Programme of Assistance, candidates from countries willing to bear the entire cost of such participation

Their Lord will give the glad news of His granting mercy to them, His pleasure, and His admitting them to a Paradise full of everlasting bounties wherein they will live forever.

Their Lord will give the glad news of His granting mercy to them, His pleasure, and His admitting them to a Paradise full of everlasting bounties wherein they will live forever.

Requests the Secretary General to consider the possibility of admitting, for participation in the various components of the Programme, candidates from countries willing to bear the entire cost of such participation

4. Requests the Secretary General to consider the possibility of admitting, for participation in the various components of the Programme, candidates from countries willing to bear the entire cost of such participation

4. Requests the Secretary General to consider the possibility of admitting, for participation in the various components of the Programme, candidates from countries willing to bear the entire cost of such participation

Most of us will do anything to avoid being wrong. But what if we're wrong about that? Wrongologist Kathryn Schulz makes a compelling case for not just admitting but embracing our fallibility.

In order to guarantee national security, the Strategy is categorical without giving in to the temptation of isolationism in admitting the strategic value of the example and the importance of doing one s homework first. Obama steers clear both of interventions for humanitarian purposes and of attempting to export democracy by force.

There are a variety of concerns affecting the populations of such States, including citizenship rights, rights relating to forced relocation, rights in the admitting State and, currently, rights in relation to their State of origin.

But I suspected there was something really important about this whole feminism thing, so I started covertly tiptoeing into my mom's bookshelves and picking books off and reading them never, of course, admitting that I was doing so.

Of course, Putin could withdraw his troops from eastern Ukraine, thereby spurring the United States and Europe to lift economic sanctions against Russia. But this would amount to admitting defeat something that Putin is not prone to do.

Indeed, while it is a much disputed question, de Gaulle was probably right about America s lack of commitment to the nuclear defense of Europe. Both Henry Kissinger and Robert McNamara left office admitting that de Gaulle had been correct.

Admitting surprise at the speed of events, Allah advises Al Qaeda groups to engage gently with the rising forces in these countries. Tactically, he argues, this is the only way for Al Qaeda to achieve its ultimate goal of taking power.

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. It is unlikely that this would be possible even under central planning.

Yemeni officials have also requested admission to the Gulf Cooperation Council. Up to now, GCC leaders have spurned Yemen s membership for the same reasons that the European Union fears admitting Turkey Yemen would instantly become the bloc s most populous country.

While admitting that the proposed increase of 0.5 per cent in real terms, or 6 per cent in nominal terms was not very significant, the Mexican delegation believed that the reforms implemented should have produced a reduction in the overall budget.

In addition to the constructive role that Turkey could play, especially in the Middle East, its membership is vitally important in terms of energy. Moreover, admitting Turkey would demonstrate the EU s political consistency, while representing a qualitative step forward in the European project.

For more than a half century, no US president was willing to pay the political price for admitting failure and resuming diplomatic relations with the island. But, as his tenure enters the home stretch, Barack Obama seems to have been released from such constraints.

Until recently, the Spanish authorities maintained that the problems in their country s real estate sector were temporary. To acknowledge the truth would have meant admitting that for years they had overlooked the build up of an unsustainable construction boom that now threatens to bankrupt the entire country.

According to the national curriculum of basic and upper secondary schools (the principles of drafting curricula, schooling and education goals, the competencies pursued, organisation of studies) and the procedure for admitting students into vocational education establishments, gender differences shall neither be pointed out nor taken into account.

As Greece s economic situation deteriorated, its citizens got the sense that the loans were not really intended to help them, but rather to bail out German and French banks. With this narrative, Greeks could avoid admitting the role of their own government s policy mistakes in thrusting them into recession.

Although admitting the facts constituting the offence, the authors claimed in their defence that these provisions were invalid, because they infringed their right to freedom of commercial expression and right to equality both under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Québec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

WASHINGTON, DC Countries across Europe and states across the United States are debating the danger of admitting more refugees from Syria or, indeed, any majority Muslim country where Al Qaeda or Islamic State (ISIS) members or sympathizers could slip in with their families. This debate misses the point in two important ways.

Kim Jong un has done some things that were previously unseen in North Korea frankly admitting the failure of a missile test, for example, and cavorting with Disney s Mickey Mouse, a symbol of enemy American culture, while building amusement parks of his own. But no one should mistake this for a Pyongyang Spring.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is known to criticize France for being less than enthusiastic about European political union. The question is how to build Europe with states that bury their heads in the sand at the mention of the use of force, while cynically admitting that France is defending all of Europe in Mali.

In 1997, for purposes of ensuring equal opportunities in terms of receiving a higher education and reducing gender inequality, a Presidential quota was put in place at the initiative of Republic of Tajikistan President E.Sh. Rakhmonov for admitting girls from remote mountainous regions of the Republic to higher learning institutions, without an entrance exam.

It would have required acknowledging that the causes of the Great Depression ran much deeper than a technocratic failure to manage the money supply properly. And doing that would have been tantamount to admitting the merits of social democracy and recognizing that the failure of markets can sometimes be a greater danger than the inefficiency of governments.