Sentence examples for admit records from inspiring English sources

When there are no criminal groups of any size, laws against joining them will have little effect.More promising is a proposal to admit records of telephone conversations into the courtroom.

The hospital examination soon after he was admitted recorded nothing abnormal about his spine.

Last month, he admitted recording private hotel and restaurant bills as work-related.

The lawyers said that the police had found  photographs of nude women on the phone of one of the witnesses, and that two witnesses had admitted recording some aspect of the suspected assault.

The chief executive of Norfolk County Council has been called on to leave immediately after he admitted recording conversations with a former leader.

Vedder, however, said, "I have to admit this record came out a bit one-sided.

Principled differences aside, the Latino-American population is now powerful enough to swing Presidential elections, so politicians want to take their concerns seriously (which President Obama pretty much admitted, in recorded off-the-record remarks).

Abby Konowitch from Cyrus' label Hollywood Records admitted that the record drew more inspiration from dance-pop music than she originally intended, but maintained that it "feels very comfortable for her, and it feels very comfortable in terms of the state of contemporary music".

In a sealed deposition that lawyers for the victims were later permitted to discuss in open court, Bishop Curtis was said to have admitted destroying records containing accusations of pedophilia, to give priests a fresh start.

An American officer admitted altering records that implicated him; some of his self-incriminating statements came after he was, by his interrogator's own admission, threatened not very obliquely with gang rape.

Their demographic data were obtained from the main admitting office records.