Sentence examples for admitted in relation to from inspiring English sources

Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, who was health secretary during Labour's time in office, has previously admitted in relation to the deals: "We made mistakes.

Depending on the provision of care to be paid, social workers and health board must ensure the adequacy of operation by the state of health of the subject admitted, in relation to "obligations of means" business activity, whereas the RSA however, is not a hospital or a nursing home.

"An Independent Regulatory Commission heard how Mr Bunyard admitted misconduct in relation to 97 breaches of FA Rule E8(1)(a)(i) relating to betting activity between 13 September 2014 to 9 April 2016.

There is also some self-irony apparent here, as well as a clearly admitted exaggeration in relation to the topics of the exhibition.

Barnet right-back Andy Yiadom has been fined £1,000 by the FA after admitting misconduct in relation to betting.

The couple had also admitted child cruelty in relation to a one-year-old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons.

Today, the court heard Philpott had admitted common assault in relation to this incident but denied dangerous driving and was on bail waiting to go on trial.

Today's prosecution centred on a relatively small accounting offence admitted by BAE in relation to one contract in one country – a £28m radar deal in Tanzania in 2002.

He had admitted common assault in relation to the incident but denied dangerous driving.

In August he was again admitted to hospital in relation to his problems following an incident outside his home.

Whether a patient had been admitted at all in relation to psychosis (i.e. both compulsorily and voluntarily) was also noted, up to and including the first year of EIS care.