Sentence examples for admitted that the statement from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the week, senior Liberals admitted that the statement by the defence minister, David Johnston, that he would not trust the SA-based shipbuilder ASC "to build a canoe", played a large part in the initial swings towards Labor.

With cases of severe respiratory illness piling up, Whitman now admits that the statement was wrong.

I have to admit that the statement left me somewhat disoriented.

On Thursday, they admitted that this statement should have read: "We have not assessed that there has been a breach of IHL by the coalition".

In the plea agreement, he admitted that "these statements were materially false" because his affair with Ms. Leung had a bearing on his classified clearance and "could be used to influence, pressure, coerce or compromise him".

County prosecutors also admitted that the log contradicted statements made by several of the sheriff's deputies who had testified in earlier hearings.

The DA's office also admitted that the database contradicted statements made by multiple witnesses, including several members of law enforcement in the county, who'd testified in the Dekraai case.

But some of his statements are admissible for purposes of sentencing, the prosecution contends, adding that Mr. Ghailani has since admitted that those statements were made voluntarily.

In a statement, Timothy admitted that the party had failed to present a positive image, and said that he regretted failing to initially include a cap in the controversial social care plans that forced a mid-campaign U-turn.

Google's chief executive Larry Page has admitted that the company has outgrown its mission statement to "organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful" from the launch of the company in 1998, but has said he doesn't yet know how to redefine it.

His camp successfully pushed for an official statement which admitted that the King had been intubated, and thus was unconscious.