Sentence examples for elicit admissions from inspiring English sources

Shuttling back and forth between a bare interview room and a windowed office at the 43rd Precinct station house in Castle Hill, the team of Bronx detectives spoke to the suspects, Carlos Cruz and his cousin Devon Miller, in what investigators saw as a textbook example of how to elicit admissions.

Similarly, police interrogators are authorized to lie to elicit admissions or confessions.

The hedge fund executive, who is seeking four board seats, managed to elicit an admission from the company on Thursday that Mr. Thompson incorrectly claimed degrees in both accounting and computer science from Stonehill College in Boston.

By coming up with a record, and by even eliciting an admission of blame by Indonesia, the reports exceeded expectation.

Revoir once elicited an admission from Hunt at an industry lunch that he believed the BBC should employ more Tories, a comment which generated front-page headlines.

Mr. Ahmed elicited an admission from Mr. Wolpert that in the weeks after the explosion his lawyer had written a letter to the Federal Bureau of Investigation asking about monetary rewards in the trade center investigation.

For example, when Mr. Fitzgerald asked the witness about his first meetings with the Americans, he elicited an admission from Mr. Al-Fadl that he had waited for two days to reveal that he had stolen money from Mr. bin Laden.

John Sweeney, the attorney in the wrongful-death lawsuit who elicited the admission by a Compton deputy about his tattoo, said lawyers suing the Sheriff's Department would be silly not to depose deputies over whether they are inked.

Notice how this elicits the admission that they don't know the meaning of this term (U17, U21): everyday English can be as problematic as technical jargon.

In interviews Ms. Froemke elicits some revealing admissions from the finalists.

Standing three rows of lawyers back, he elicited from Duckenfield admissions that he lacked competence and experience, that his knowledge of the ground was "wholly inadequate".