Sentence examples for admitted reports from inspiring English sources

Captain Corey Parker, who last week admitted reports and rumours of Bennett's return "bugged" him, gave Griffin his support again on Monday morning.

UKIP's leader has admitted reports of him going to a lap-dancing club in Strasbourg while an MEP are true.

The 27-year-old was hindered by suspensions and a niggling hamstring injury, while he admitted reporting for pre-season training last summer carrying additional weight.

And he may be haunted by a financing scandal of his own that blew up in June, when Mr. Hatoyama's office admitted reporting more than $200,000 in donations in the names of unsuspecting friends and even dead people.

5% of responders admitted "reporting patient information as normal when uncertain of true results" and 7% reported having "performed medical or surgical procedures on a patient beyond perceived level of skill".

Because of the self reported health care information, the negative association between maternal smoking and health care visits could also be explained if mothers who smoke do not want to admit (report) that they bring children in for respiratory problems.

However the peer admitted to reports that he had despaired that the coalition had "broken down in the House of Lords" in private conversations.

The first section was created when the patient was admitted and reports History of Present Illness (i.e. her clinical history).

The government admitted the report had found flaws in its process, but denied they amounted to a violation of the law.

The corporation recently admitted that reporting on exciting events like the Arab Spring lacked analytical edge and it was roundly criticised for some of its royal jubilee coverage.

In addition, almost half of those individuals admitted under-reporting their hours worked.