Sentence examples for general admitted from inspiring English sources

The Texas attorney general admitted that the drug dose may have been too large.

Last June, a military general admitted in a meeting with Amnesty International that virginity tests had taken place.

It was published as "Final Disposition: Videla's Confession on the Disappeared," and the general admitted "7,000 or 8,000 people" were made to disappear.

A ranking general admitted to The Times's Benedict Carey that the Army has doubts "our culture is ready to accept this".

Late in 2013, after sustained protests by human-rights workers, the attorney general admitted that the two men had been kidnapped and probably murdered.

Paul made public two letters written to him by Holder, in which the attorney general admitted that it was hypothetically possible for such a scenario to emerge.

Karoo houses do not, in general, admit a lot of light.

President Clinton is to speak, as is Attorney General Janet Reno, and Mr. Ferrell, a retired National Guard general, admits that it will be difficult to attend.

Harari, as a retired brigadier general, admits to being impressed by the resilience of the Hamas leadership in the face of Israeli attacks.

The generals like to boast about their "precision strikes"; in the time I was in Chechnya, I never heard a general admit to a single instance of friendly fire.

The conservative attorneys general admit this, writing that to "actually withdraw the Rule, there will need to be formal administrative action". Such action would play out over the course of Trump's first term, and perhaps even longer.