Sentence examples for separately admitted from inspiring English sources

The two separately admitted one count each of assault in connection with an attack on another 11-year-old boy on 28 March.

Edis told the jury that the paper's specialist hacker, Glenn Mulcaire, had separately admitted intercepting the messages of the murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler.

The disclosure was made in its annual report in which the mining group separately admitted it had paid its board more than £7m in a year when its shares were the worst performer in the FTSE 100.

Earlier that year, North Korea had retreated from its insistence on a single Korean membership in the United Nations, and the two states were separately admitted to the UN on September 17.

Little is known about their life together, although they both separately admit to being guitar geeks (their flat in the Marais is crammed with various models, and until recently Cotillard played bass for Parisian singer Yodelice as her butch alter-ego Simone).

Separately, Vergara admitted to the Huffington Post that she wasn't much of a home cook.

Table 1 shows age at injury and age at testing, separately for admitted patients and for A&E patients, in relation to the injury occurring before or after draft board testing, together with age at testing for the non-patient group.

The two Koreas were admitted separately in 1991.

Students must be admitted separately to the business and law schools before applying for the program.

Patricia A. Rosenmeyer, a classics professor at Madison, was in the last class of women admitted separately to Radcliffe, in 1975.

These figures do not include scores for economically and educationally disadvantaged students in CUNY's SEEK program (Search for Elevation, Education and Knowledge), who are admitted separately and are at all the senior colleges.