Sentence examples for admitted to set up from inspiring English sources
A 45-year-old male with fatigue and elevated creatinine (542 μmol/l, eGFR = 14 ml/min/1.73 m) was admitted to set up long-term vascular access.
Other stars have admitted to setting up incognito Tinder profiles, including: Lily Allen, Katy Perry and Lindsay Lohan – who awkwardly got matched with her own brother.
The report also found that over half of the ASX's 200 largest corporations admitted to setting up subsidiaries in tax havens, allowing many to pay substantially less than the statutory corporate tax rate of 30%.
According to the Justice Department, Abbott admitted to setting up a "specialized sales force" that marketed Depakote in nursing homes to control agitation and aggression in aging patients with dementia, even though there was no evidence that it was safe and effective for such use.
A former Dallas judge who's now running in a GOP runoff for local commissioner has admitted to setting up a living trust that rewards his children for marrying white, Christian spouses of the opposite sex.
He later changed his story, describing all three as black, before finally admitting to setting up the shooting, according to his arrest affidavit.
Mr. Greene admitted to setting 20 other fires.
Ms. Walston "admitted to setting the fire," Mr. Dwyer said.
As even Pardew admitted, it is far easier to set up a team to keep goals out than plunder them, and it will be from a sound base that this team's attacking talents are asked to create.
Gilles admits it was a challenge to set up. "After the war, there was nothing," he said.
On September 18th the firm settled that case, admitting no wrongdoing but agreeing to set up a $35m fund to reimburse unhappy yogurt-eaters.The over-exuberance of some marketers has also irked regulators.
