Sentence examples for admitted administering from inspiring English sources

In a survey of UK doctors, 97 per cent admitted administering 'impure' placebos.

Both admitted administering the drugs in the country's drive during the 1970's to create Olympic champions out of young athletes.

Mr. Rodriguez, 29, has admitted administering regular, severe beatings to Nixzmary in the last weeks of her life, but prosecutors have not said that he delivered the fatal blow to the head.

Zarooni, who won the Dubai World Cup – the world's richest horse race – for Godolphin in 2012 with Monterosso, as well as the St Leger and 1,000 Guineas, admitted administering prohibited substances to horses at the Moulton Paddocks stable.

When he gets done, he hopes to convince the jury in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn that though Mr. Rodriguez has admitted administering daily beatings to Nixzmary, though he admitted throwing her to the floor and pounding her with his hands on the night she died, there is a reasonable doubt that he caused or intentionally contributed to her death.

He had admitted administering anabolic steroids to a total of 15 horses at Moulton Paddocks, his stable just outside Newmarket, which he has run since being hired by Sheikh Mohammed of Dubai, the world's most significant racehorse owner, in March 2010.

Mahmood Al Zarooni, Godolphin's trainer who in April admitted to administering anabolic steroids to 15 horses in his care, is the most high-profile example.

The former nurse, Charles Cullen, 44, admitted to administering a fatal overdose of the anesthetic lidocaine to the retired judge, John W. Yengo Sr. in 1988 while Mr. Yengo was a patient at St . Barnabas Medical Centerin Livingston, N.J.

Mr. Barma, who has spiky hair and a fixed, piercing stare, at first admitted to administering the witch test to dozens of people brought to him by local community leaders.

Sarah Kershaw (NYT MANHATTANN: WIDOW SENTENCED A woman who admitted slowly administering prescription sedatives to her husband so she could steal from him, and ultimately killed him, pleaded guilty yesterday to second-degree manslaughter and will face 5 to 15 years in prison when she is sentenced.

"Since Medicare must pay the hospital a big fee each time a patient is admitted, the administering agency is on a crusade to cut the number of hospital stays," explained Jack Kahn, Senior Contributing Editor of the Retirement Profits newsletter at Newsmax Media, and one of the deans of retirement reporting.