Sentence examples for service admitted from inspiring English sources

Next the passport service admitted it had let 147 drug traffickers slip through its fingers and defy travel bans.

The state health service admitted that they didn't know how many pregnancies had taken place in total.

In recent board papers, the service admitted that finding enough paramedics "is a significant challenge and is diverging from plan in frontline staff".

In February, the service admitted that a control room glitch led to the loss of more than 70 emergency 999 calls in October 2011.

The president of a product testing service admitted in federal court yesterday that she failed to warn 300 people that a combination sunscreen and insect repellant tested on them contained an insecticide, officials said.

The service admitted last night that another intruder also made it through the security cordon on the night that Tareq and Michaele Salahi managed to sneak into a state dinner hosted by Barack Obama.

Mike Burton, of the Sussex University Counselling service, admits that this group "slips through the system".

Where once it was easy to rely on the big banks, Gina Resnick, head of Columbia's careers service, admits that both the school and students are now having to work harder to secure a placement.

That's the strategy?In his defence, the banking boss went on to focus on customer service, admitting that in some of his markets, customers were not especially happy with his bank, something the bank would be working on.

David Cameron spoke yesterday of concern within his own family over the government's planned reforms of the health service, admitting publicly that even his brother-in-law was not convinced by the changes.

In the third of a series of special reports, the head of the ambulance service admits there is "not sufficient resources" to run it.