Sentence examples for representative admitted from inspiring English sources

For example, a Cingular representative admitted that Cingular coverage in his own home was, as he bravely put it, "not swell".

In the same article, a hospital representative admitted that doctors in Nanzhang knew that the transfusions should have been checked for H.I.V. and hepatitis, but said that the hospital did not have the ability to conduct such tests.

So far, the Department of Homeland Security has implemented enhanced security review for Syrians, despite the fact that a DHS representative admitted that there is little evidence of Islamic State or any other group taking advantage of refugee resettlement.

The WHO's China representative admitted the thick smog had resulted in a "crisis".

A customer service representative admitted to Les Ardoises that the release date is September 3. Materiel.net, an ecommerce website, published a rant on his website against Google.

In a testimony to the commission, a Keystone representative admitted that the company had not conferred with any Native America tribes in Nebraska.

Even a Forest Laboratories representative admits the study won't prove much.

From high school, I can remember one admissions representative admitting that his college's recent rise to prestige was due mostly to advertising prowess, and another college that sent enough material to fill several cardboard boxes.

When asked about the mangled property, Matt LiPani, a New York Department of Sanitation representative, admits that, inevitably, certain items could've been damaged in the shuffle: "I'm not surprised," he says, to hear of damaged laptops.

Representatives admitted the subcontractor that checked the sites could have mistaken the coordinates of some of them.

The Thai authorities have known about these camps for years, and in fact, senior government representatives admitted that to Human Rights Watch several years ago.