| Passion requires that you own up whatever you take up, no matter how small or seemingly unimportant. |
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| Several anglers meanwhile did own up to missing bites, which proved costly. |
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| Afraid to own up to the truth, she takes out a huge loan and buys a replica to return to her rich friend. |
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| To get workers charged up, he exhorts his troops to act like entrepreneurs, take risks, and own up to failure quickly. |
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| The only issue is that portion of drinkers who are juiceheads but won't own up to it. |
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| He said a bonus of the system was that criminals were far more likely to own up once they saw themselves on camera. |
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| Both, understandably, want to talk about where they go from here, but they have to own up to what went wrong. |
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| That was to his credit, as many people did the opposite and people should be encouraged to own up for their wrong doings. |
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| Men who learn of their affliction are sometimes embarrassed to own up to it. |
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| I would not be able to live with myself if I did not own up to what I have done. |
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| But, like I said, what I hate more is people who do not own up to their transgressions. |
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| Rather than snooping around and trying to retrieve it I thought it would be best to just own up and ask if you've seen it. |
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| At last, in cautious murmurs, they own up that they are wide awake, and far from tranquil. |
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| We ask that the government to own up to this wrong and right it on behalf of these fishers. |
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| A private company now owns the bridge and it does not want to own up to its responsibility to do the repairs. |
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| There is a responsibility in this case to own up to failed policies and half attempts and to recognize what is needed. |
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| With approval, an investor can own up to 20 per cent of any class of voting shares and up to 30 per cent of any class of non-voting shares. |
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| We're prepared to own up to the kind of cowardice very few people in life dare to admit. |
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| Will the Minister of Health own up to her responsibilities and apologize for this shameful incompetence? |
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| The Commission's leniency policy has proved a very potent weapon to encourage companies to own up to cartels. |
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| I will own up to the fact that I have omitted to table a motion for a split vote, on behalf of my group. |
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| The interesting thing about performing live is that unlike my DJ work, where I'm alone in my box, I'm never on my own up on stage. |
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| Accountability could also encompass the obligation to publicly own up to breaches. |
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| When will the government give up the delay tactics and own up to the truth? |
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| I had to own up to the fact that I'd never read a word by Crofts. |
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| And this refusal of the author to charge the people with their own stupidity and cupidity, this refusal of the people to own up and take responsibility, is symptomatic. |
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| It's just fun to watch the culture of self-imposed female dependency get slammed, and to watch characters own up to how much they hate their stay-at-home lives. |
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| The Member States should own up to the fact that they are opposed to equal treatment. |
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| The reality is that the treaties are there and the government will have to own up to them. |
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| So, we have to own up to any error and correct it to maintain the credibility that is essential to keep the change process on track. |
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| If the government is going to undermine important programs for the neediest communities, it should at least have the courage to own up to them and allow Canadians a clear decision on its performance. |
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| If they are not true, then he should own up to the lack of evidence and own up to the lack of truth and be prepared to defend those words in court. |
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| We ask that Revenue Canada own up to its mistake. |
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| Just as the Liberals will not own up to their responsibility for the sponsorship scandal, neither will they admit to their failures and broken promises. |
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| It is time for the minister to own up to his responsibility. |
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| It is usually only then that you own up to those deep Revelations of vulnerableness. |
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| How many of them will own up to a lack of humour? |
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| It is therefore expected and familiar that people own up to their actions and share their breaches of rules with others so that the community could remain healthy. |
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| We need to press governments to own up to their plans to privatize. |
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| We have always had enough courage to look at ourselves objectively, recognize our flaws, own up to our mistakes and take up difficult challenges before they become too immense to handle. |
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| The U. S. Equity Fund is a core portfolio of U. S. stocks, well diversified by both sector and securities, as it can own up to 80 individual companies. |
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| So put on your big-girl pants and own up to what you and your stupidity caused. |
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| The heat pump operates on its own up to the cut-in point. |
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| You didn't own up to it but your manager may know about your error. |
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| Well, would you own up to it in front of your mates over a jungle juice in the Bunch of Bananas? |
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| In comparison, just 14 percent of women own up to being gulpers. |
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