Sentence examples for cases he acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Complex fraud cases, he acknowledged, were daunting for overworked federal prosecutors.

But in most other cases, he acknowledged, the planning board does not require sidewalks.

In other cases, he acknowledged, Middle Eastern partners in the alliance against terrorism had pressured the Bush administration to avoid widening the net to include individuals or entities not directly related to Mr. bin Laden.

Some of the problems, he said, seemed to arise from miscommunication; others involved people who simply decided they no longer wanted representation, possibly to circumvent paying fees; and in some cases, he acknowledged, "people are probably overstepping" in signing up clients.

In any case, he acknowledged that his war can't be won from the air.

"The role of bundling is fairly limited in our assessment of the case," he acknowledged.

The Moussaoui case, he acknowledged, was unique because of the nature of the Sept. 11 crimes.

In his deposition in the Jones case, he acknowledged having several meetings with Ms. Lewinsky at the White House.

Although Mr. Moore said he tires of talking about the Ten Commandments case, he acknowledged its role in helping him win the nomination.

In another case, he acknowledged forging a legal order of an administrative law judge reinstating an application for an FM license in Raleigh, N.C., that had been dismissed.

In that earlier case, he acknowledged last year that it had been a mistake to involve the contributor, a developer who has since been indicted in an unrelated political scandal, in deals related to the Obamas' purchase of a home.