The phrase "admitted finance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context where someone acknowledges or accepts a financial situation, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, she admitted finance was tighter than expected."
Alternatives: "acknowledged financial matters" or "accepted financial realities".
Bentley admits finances are tight at the club: "What we've got to do now is look where we can strengthen.
News of the formal SFO investigation comes after Barclays confirmed in July that the Financial Services Authority had begun a separate probe into Barclays on the same topic, when the bank admitted its finance director Chris Lucas was one of four current and past employees being scrutinised over the fundraising.
Finance director Richard Pennycook - who was hired last year when Morrisons issued five profit warnings and admitted its finances were out of control - said recovery was about basic retailing: "It is about getting back to the day job, and delivering improvements store by store and line by line". Presenting the optimisation plan, he said the culture of the company had to change.
Officials put the cost at $25 million, and admitted that financing was not yet available.
Mayor Carlos Bracamonte vowed that the city would build a new library, although residents are skeptical and he admitted that financing was elusive.
13 March: "On this day in the year 2007, the banana company Chiquita Brands, successor to United Fruit, admitted to financing Colombian paramilitary gangs for seven years, and agreed to pay a fine".
In the statement of facts that accompanied the agreement, Vick admitted to financing the dogfighting operation and the gambling associated with it, and to being complicit in the killing of six to eight dogs that underperformed.
In pleading guilty to the federal charges last year, Vick admitted to financing the dogfighting ring, bankrolling gambling on fights and to complicity in the killings of at least six dogs that had underperformed.
Drug lord Edgar Valdez, for one, admitted to financing a narco biopic about his life.
