Sentence examples for admitted rules from inspiring English sources

The United States supports similar programs in China and Vietnam, without any, as one senior U.S. official admitted, "rules of engagement".

In May the House of Commons standards committee ruled that this was improper but admitted the rules were confusing; it allowed the shadow cabinet four weeks to declare similar donations.

After allegations over his use of expenses were revealed in The Telegraph, he admitted the rules on expenses were "in complete tatters".

Police held talks with Leader of the Upper House Lady Royall, who has admitted sleaze rules need tightening, before reaching their conclusion.

Commissioner Meri Huws admitted the rules might be "challenging" for some organisations but denied they would add another layer of red tape.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) initially assured residents the cadets would only be allowed out on supervised visits, however, it later admitted its rules had been relaxed.

For APACHE III, 79 patients who were admitted to rule out myocardial infarction and 55 cardiosurgical patients were excluded, leaving 2661 for analysis.

He presented at age 2 months with a viral illness, was admitted to rule out sepsis and found to be extremely hypertensive (BP 170s/100s mmHg, >99th percentile).

In one analysis, a serum troponin level was ordered in 48% of patients presenting to an emergency department, only 29% of whom were admitted to "rule out" a myocardial infarction.

The Scot trailed 9-5 to Mark Williams but recovered to win 10-9 and complete his first major tournament triumph since serving a six-month ban for bringing the game into disrepute after admitting breaching rules around betting.

As he admits, the rules of thumb tend to be, "Do I like you?" (in which case you're in) and, "Can you do anything for me?" (you're also in).