Sentence examples for concede wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

It did not concede wrongdoing.

But Bo was said to be reluctant to concede wrongdoing and retained a significant number of allies in the upper echelons of the party.

Recently, the agency drew criticism from a federal judge after allowing Citigroup to settle a fraud case without conceding wrongdoing.

His questions built toward spirited exchanges as he tried to corner Ms. Harris and Kevin Sheekey, another close Bloomberg aide, into conceding wrongdoing by the mayor's campaign.

Doing justice may require conceding wrongdoing rather than clinging to convictions so fraught with injustice.

Yet other banks, including UBS and Bank of America, are reportedly still in negotiations with the SEC, or likely to face charges, but it seems unlikely that they will concede any wrongdoing (although Mary Jo White, the new head of the S.E.C., is said to be reluctant to agree to any more such deals) or face any lasting damage to their businesses.

But Jacinta's case took another remarkable turn late last month, when human-rights lawyers successfully got the government to concede its wrongdoing.

Watlow conceded no wrongdoing, saying it was settling to avoid costly litigation.

Ticketmaster conceded no wrongdoing but agreed to stop the practice; they also agreed to $1 million in refunds for overcharges for secondary market sales via TicketsNow.

While conceding no wrongdoing, the office agreed to release the man, who they suspected of being involved in at least three murders.

If JPMorgan concedes to some wrongdoing, such an admission would set an important precedent for the S.E.C., which for decades allowed defendants to "neither admit nor deny wrongdoing".