Sentence examples for admitted the information from inspiring English sources

Senior officers admitted the information could be used against people as part of any future police investigation.

The bioterrorism expert responsible for censoring scientific research which could lead to the creation of a devastating pandemic has admitted the information "is going to get out" eventually.

By allowing full questioning of the woman, Judge Ruckriegle cannot be accused of refusing to at least consider admitting the information about her past as evidence, regardless of what he ultimately decides to do, Mr. Early said.

The government has never admitted the key information was based on hearsay.

In extracts from his memoirs, serialised in the Daily Mail on Saturday, McBride admitted using the information from the government's central "grid" of upcoming announcements to damage the then home secretary Charles Clarke, a longstanding opponent of Brown's.

A source close to the Co-op admitted that the information on Pennycook's pay package was not easy to understand, but added: "We have tried our best to be as clear as possible in a complex situation".

The candidate admitted that the information was new to him, and that he didn't know enough to give her a response.

Todd then admitted all the information on Hillary is out there already whether by her own hand or by FOIA requests and he is correct.

In the end, much of our evidence was admitted, the court handled sensitive information issues, and the jury heard the testimony it needed to convict the two men.

If the judge rules that the information should be admitted, the government must decide whether to comply.

Dvorak admits that the information makes alarming reading.