Sentence examples for recent admissions of from inspiring English sources

"Because of the status of the case and the recent admissions of Andersen that it destroyed documents," said Roger B. Greenberg, a lawyer at Schwartz, Junell, Campbell & Oathout, a Houston firm that is suing Andersen, "the decision whether to pursue the individual partners at some point in time will be considered".

Below, using the criminal information document filed by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's team and a detailed report on the development negotiations compiled by BuzzFeed News earlier this year, is a timeline of the deal that led to Cohen's most recent admissions of criminal guilt.

The trouble for the Minneapolis-based discounter started in late 2001, when it unveiled an aggressive plan to sign up customers for the Target Visa card, and was compounded with recent admissions of high default levels.

The recent admission of meetings between Enron executives and administration officials once again remind us of the importance of disclosure.

His recent admission of the church's guilt at a reconciliation service with victims initiated by We Are Church in Holy Week will possibly prove trailblazing.

That might seem a mild rebuke given Mr Ford's recent admission of having smoked crack and abused alcohol while in office.

PERHAPS if Shell's recent admission of overstating its estimates for future oil production had been made three years ago, the fallout might not have been so great.

However, we must also remember that the UN's vision of these values being "universal," is far from complete, and the recent admission of China into the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) further highlights this reality.

By Ralph Schoenstein The New Yorker, December 11 , 1971P. 52 Satirical piece about the UN, inspired by the recent admission of Red China & expulsion of Taiwan, which caused much celebration by some of the delegates, to the embarrassment of the US.

After a Bronx assemblywoman's recent admission of taking bribes, prosecutors in Manhattan are looking into whether some lobbyists have failed to follow state laws in their efforts to curry favor with legislators, a senior law enforcement official said today.

Our take: With Kia and Hyundai facing so many unanswered questions after their recent admission of mileage overstatements — from its effect on customer loyalty to the outcome of class-action suits — styling seems the least of their worries.