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Meanings of admit guilt in English

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Usage of admit guilt in English
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A pardon or a reduced sentence would require them to admit guilt.
Reuters
2
Bulgaria rejects any compensation payout, which it says would admit guilt.
Reuters
3
To vanish would be to admit guilt to any pursuer.
Hostile intent
4
The banks did not admit guilt in that case.
Reuters
5
It is like the Salem Witchcraft Trials - admit guilt and you shall be absolved.
The South African
6
Why try to get this traitor to admit guilt?
The Godfather
7
Merely to keep silence, however, was to admit guilt.
The United States Since the Civil War
8
Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family, did not admit guilt in the civil settlement.
The Irish Times
9
And to run would be to admit guilt.
King Rat
10
She'd take it, but she wouldn't admit guilt.
Rock my world
11
The agreement, which was not yet signed by a judge, does not require Babikian to admit guilt.
Reuters
12
To run from the Council convened, to avoid them, would be to admit guilt and invite disaster.
Storm front
13
They don't even want to admit guilt.
Radio NZ
14
He turned down a plea bargain before his trial and a parole opportunity because he refused to admit guilt.
Reuters
15
Our clients won't admit guilt.
Reuters
16
Refusing to admit guilt was not a condition of parole in law, but had become one in practice, she said.
The South African
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Admit guilt across language varieties
United States of America
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