Sentence examples for admits a case from inspiring English sources

It was, as Heydrich himself admits, a case that only Bernie Gunther had the mind and the persistence to solve, especially given that the killer had to be caught, handed over, and dispatched — which is to say, all evidence of the crime and the criminal obliterated — by the time Hitler arrived to celebrate his birthday.

Syria is, I admit, a tough case.

In a potentially explosive ruling on Monday, the Spanish National Court became the first foreign court to admit a criminal case against the Syrian government and open such an investigation into whether state terrorism was committed.

A freelance writer, Suzann was apprehensive about the dramatic change in lifestyle once she and her husband decided to take on the workamper lifestyle, "I'll admit a serious case of intimidation at the prospect of a so-called real job, having womanned a keyboard in a home office for a couple of decades.

BARCELONA, SPAIN – A Spanish public prosecutor has appealed a judge's decision to admit a criminal case against nine officials from Bashar al-Assad's government accused of state terrorism and allow an investigation into the matter, Syria Deeply has learned.

Four days after Spain's national court became the first foreign court to admit a criminal case against Syrian officials, a public prosecutor has filed an appeal to reverse the decision and halt the investigation into alleged crimes of state terrorism.

May 1998 Detective Superintendent Brian Weeden, the senior officer in charge of the Stephen Lawrence murder case, admits a series of mistakes in the early days of the police investigation in 1993.

The velocity field in the former case admits a relatively large R, whereas the latter requires a much lower R.

The first approach is based on the spatial correlation function which is a low-complexity scheme that in certain cases admits a closed-form solution.

An algebra A is called left primitive in case A admits a faithful simple left module.

Proposition 1.1 admits a direct analogue in the case of a discrete phase space.