For his part, Bush admitted his language may have been "facetious".
The participants, however, admitted that language and literacy were important barriers as migrants might not be able to read the notice and understand when and where they should turn for health screening.
The Australia captain, Michael Clarke, admits the language he directed at James Anderson during his side's Ashes whitewash of England was "unacceptable" but he does not regret standing up for his players.
In practical terms, there are several reasons why admitting the language of fraud to justify a fully secret trust, but not a half-secret trust, would be sub-optimal.
First, her deposition in a discrimination lawsuit showed she had admitted using racist language and tolerating racist jokes and pornography in the kitchen of one of her restaurants.
He did not challenge the red card when he faced the panel and admitted using offensive language to the fourth official.
He has always admitted using ripe language with the police on the fateful night; he claims to have said: "I thought you people were supposed to be fucking helping us".
While the reform measures it presented to increase the Muslim share of the Moroccan government were rejected by the French, Arabic was finally admitted as a language of the press, alongside French, in 1937.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron, after a month of bristling resistance that many close associates saw as politically unwise, switched course on Friday and accepted the resignation of a senior cabinet minister who had admitted using abusive language in a confrontation with police officers on duty at the prime minister's residence and office.
THE ARTS The TV Watch column on Thursday, about a "Today" show appearance by Paula Deen, who lost her cooking shows after she admitted using racist language, misstated part of a comment by Bill Clinton in a reference to other public figures accused of wrongdoing.
