Sentence examples for own admitted from inspiring English sources

His own admitted fallibility and the bank's shocking stumble are the best argument in favor of strong regulation.

Wounded by its own admitted missteps and caught up in a number of other investigations, reaching a settlement in this case should be a priority for the bank.

Reagle's initial engagement with his subject arises out of his own admitted status as what he calls a "maximizer," a person who "must be assured that every decision is optimal".

But a lawyer for Mr. Taubman, Robert B. Fiske Jr., said Ms. Brooks had lied so often to associates and investigators to cover up her own admitted role in the scheme that she was "a walking reasonable doubt".

They turned out to be right: the transcript only confirmed Blazer's own admitted felonies, including trousering bribes to vote for South Africa and bribes and kickbacks for selling TV and other rights to the 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2003 Gold Cups.

Straight to the state and the bank it went, to clear the liens on his boats and his fishing permits, to dig out of the debt he accumulated, some through his own admitted missteps, in the two decades since the wreck of the Valdez.

Luton responded to the fine with a statement of their own, admitting they are "dismayed" by the EFL's decision.

Meanwhile, Florida's legislature advanced its own admitting privileges law this week.

The narcos had embraced him as one of their own, admitting him into Mexico City's criminal underworld.

During that same time period, Perry battled substance abuse issues of his own, admitting to an addiction to painkillers in 1997 and checking into rehab in 2001.

But with so many of their own admitting to McCain's inadequacy and his opponent's strengths, Republicans will not be able to blame a mythically liberal media for their failure to energize voters.