Sentence examples for admitted by its from inspiring English sources

With hindsight, the British government may have taken too much time to trace and slaughter all the animals that had been shipped in recent months from the Northumbrian farm where the disease first broke out a fault tacitly admitted by its decision on March 15th to slaughter 100,000 healthy sheep.

At each time point of the simulation each particle can undergo the transitions admitted by its present state or remain in the present state.

I hadn't lost touch with skateboarding either – after starting my doctoral studies in Los Angeles (drawn, more than I should admit, by its sunshine and skateboard history), I later wrote a rather theoretically informed book on skateboarding (Skateboarding, Space and the City, 2001), and have developed a career as an academic historian from this basis.

The global existence result follows from the conservation law ∫ R u 2 + ρ 2 + u x 2 + ε ρ x 2 + ε u x x 2 d x = ∫ R u 0 2 + ρ 0 2 + u 0 x 2 + ε ρ 0 x 2 + ε u 0 x x 2 d x. admitted by (3.1) in its integral form.

rBGH also increases ovulation and embryo survival, and increases the incidence of fraternal twins, as admitted by Monsanto on its November 1993 Posilac label.

On the other hand, if firm X makes the strategic investment therefore reducing its marginal cost to (gamma_{X} = gamma < bar{gamma } = gamma_{Y}) the market interaction is influenced by its technological benefit, which is admitted by firm Y when making its output decision.

Moreover, as Mr Goldstone admits, by reducing its debt, this deal could make R.J. Reynolds look an even juicier target for litigants.A further sticking point may be an impending lawsuit against the tobacco industry out of Cleveland, Ohio, that is worth $2 billion and could be heard next week.

HSBC has admitted wrongdoing by its Geneva-based subsidiary, but insists it has taken significant steps in recent years to stamp out tax evasion and other bad practices by subsidiary banks.

LONDON/ZURICH, Feb 9 (Reuters) - British bank HSBC Holdings Plc admitted failings by its Swiss subsidiary in response to media reports it helped wealthy customers dodge taxes and conceal millions of dollars of assets.

Jealousy is the reason for it, even if it is not admitted by them.

"It is admitted by Mr Hall that he was behind the hair transplant story".