Sentence examples for admitted the problem from inspiring English sources

Last July, the company admitted the problem and apologized.

He has put aside defensive Vatican complaints about anti-Catholic persecution and admitted the problem is "born from the sin in the church".

"I am grateful that the mayor has admitted the problem, because that is the first step in solving it," she said.

As Bill Richardson, the governor of New Mexico (and bilingual son of a Mexican mother), recently admitted, "the problem with Democrats is that sometimes they take our people for granted".Mr Richardson's warning is timely.

By the time the central government admitted the problem in September that year, tens of thousands of babies had been affected and several had died.In this section Can't pay, won't pay Outsider in Yes, it should Season of cheer?

Simon Thurley has only been chief executive of English Heritage for the past 11 years, but he admitted the problem of what to do about Stonehenge has occupied many of his waking hours.

Last week both ministers and the NHS regulator admitted the problems were a cause for concern.

But he denied the emergency department was unsafe, although he admitted the problems were "not going to be solved in the immediate future".

(Government official, South Africa) Pro-ITN respondents readily admitted the problems with the new intervention: "We have the answers on whether nets work, but we don't know whether people will accept them and why they won't.

They say the first way to treat a problem is to admit the problem exists.

If they admit the problem, that will get them into legal trouble.