Sentence examples for admitting issues from inspiring English sources

The Commission on Presidential Debates issued a one-sentence statement Friday [emphasis added] admitting "issues" with Donald Trump's audio in this cycle's first debate Monday.

Peter Mandelson, who resigned from the government after admitting issuing a misleading statement about helping an Indian get a passport, has set off an argument with former cabinet colleagues by saying he was forced to quit under pressure on the basis of incomplete evidence.

I became a mother during those years as well, and, I'm ashamed to admit, issues relating to motherhood and family life loomed much larger in my personal and professional mind than did bodily integrity and family planning.

It began after LAFD officials admitted issuing faulty reports that made it appear the department was performing better than it was. .

No doubt, those who sold company stock before publicly admitting the issues are going to face some legal trouble of their own as well.

Although the students later spoke out admitting to issuing the survey themselves, the teacher remains on paid leave.

As a constitutional law professor, I have to admit the issues surrounding religious symbols on government property are complex and reasonable people can disagree on how such issues should be resolved.

He did admit to issues with a small group of tenants but claimed they were "historic".

On his arrival in Colombo, Patel admitted fitness issues would probably dog him throughout his career, while Flower said that although Patel was "inching in the right direction" he still had "significant work to do" on the fitness front.

To admit orphan issues would implicitly means that the current status quo needs some additional power rethinking.

But to those investors utterly untroubled by questions of animal welfare or worker safety, even SeaWorld admits these issues might pose a genuine risk to your returns.