Sentence examples for inquiry admitted from inspiring English sources

Ottmar Karas, the conservative Austrian European Parliament vice-president leading the inquiry, admitted mistakes had been made.

And Mr Orde, who has said publicly that he does not see the point of having a costly and time-consuming public inquiry, admitted yesterday that there was "a substantial case" for prosecutions against some former and serving police officers.

May had previously resisted calls for a public inquiry, admitting "international relations have been a factor in the government's decision-making".

And the BBC has contorted itself into one of its periodic bouts of self-flagellation, convening multiple inquiries, admitting multiple mistakes and offering multiple mea culpas.

"After further inquiry, Shore admitted that of the 40, only 1 case went to trial".

Witnesses were still coming forward to give evidence, the inquiry team admitted.

In evidence to the inquiry, Jones admitted that he had sent some "awful emails".

Those working on the inquiry have admitted that Anglo-French relations were, for the most part, strained.

(In the inquiry, Dr. Schön admitted to the fabrication, but said it was based on actual experimental observations).

Speaking at a press conference, Brennan said he continued to treat the case as a missing persons inquiry but admitted that "potentially it is something more sinister".

Mr. Alibozek, who is cooperating with the inquiry, has admitted accepting an unspecified amount of cash and gold coins in return for influencing state contracts.