Sentence examples for has so far admitted from inspiring English sources

According to some reports, he is much more seriously ill than the Nation of Islam has so far admitted.

Unlike the Bank of England, it takes no votes (or has so far admitted to none); nor does Mr Duisenberg dominate the governing council as Alan Greenspan does the Federal Reserve's open-markets committee.

But there are suspicions Diego Garcia has played a more extensive role than the US has so far admitted, raising questions about when and what the UK knew about its use.

The prime minister will confirm to MPs that the government is to relax the criteria for the vulnerable persons relocation scheme, which has so far admitted only 216 people to the UK.

"Now I am the enemy of America from now until judgment day". Mr Sadr's presence in the Najaf shrine yesterday and the position of hundreds of his fighters throughout the old city suggested he remains in a stronger position than the US military has so far admitted.

Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has called for temporary bans on all Muslims from entering the country and recently warned that Syrian refugees would cause "big problems in the future". The Obama administration promised to take in 10,000 Syrians by Sept. 30 but has so far admitted about half that many.

The two wrestlers who have so far admitted to fixing bouts, Chiyohakuho and Enatsukasa, were in the Juryo league.

Germany's banks, which dabbled extensively in toxic assets in America and elsewhere, look a lot sicker than their bosses (or their regulators) have so far admitted.

That is the clearest evidence yet that the rib injury Leon Pryce suffered in last Sunday's 52-4 mauling by Australia is more serious than England have so far admitted.

The reality of the current crisis is that many Labour MPs, and more Tories than have so far admitted it, have no plan; you cannot follow a leader who herself is ducking the issue; some fear a second referendum, and the sheer ugliness of it; some favour Norway until they think hard about what benefits, exactly, that would deliver.

Because of their status under the old regime, none of the Erlichs has so far been admitted to a trade union and they have no work.