Sentence examples for which admits to from inspiring English sources
Alchemy, which admits to preliminary talks, says that a deal is "a million miles away".
The euro zone would never stoop to the mea culpa offered by the IMF in its latest World Economic Outlook, which admits to underestimating badly the effect of austerity in reducing economic output.
By Rod Reed and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 28 , 1940P. 9 One of the kiddy programs on the radio features a Bright Idea Club, which admits to membership kiddies with unusual and profitable hobbies.
This might sound preferable to the overtly exploitative methods employed by the likes of Google Ads, which admits to using browsing behaviour to inform its advertisers, but the ubiquity of social media in the life of very young women makes Facebook a particular concern.
Not everyone likes the show, which admits to bashing the neoconservatives at the top of the Bush administration and the military, and castigating the news media for playing along with a scripted war, but then, the playwright did aim to provoke.
"There are two new witnesses, one of which admits to being the getaway driver from the shooting," Koss said.
PwC was of course the auditor to Tesco, which admitted to exaggerating its profits by £250m.
How are the Kochs connected to the Center to Protect Patient Rights, which admitted to violating California's campaign-disclosure requirements?
Recent high-profile cases exposed by whistle-blowers include the cookie maker Ishiya Trading, which admitted to selling expired products, and luxury restaurant chain Senba Kitcho, which closed its four outlets after admitting it served leftover sashimi and expired food to customers.
To pay for trespassing: Google, which admitted to being on a couple's private property while collecting images for Google Street View, and agreed to pay one dollar in damages.
The company, which admitted to programming millions of vehicles to activate emissions controls only during laboratory testing, vowed to spend billions to fix or buy back cars from customers and to invest in U.S. clean energy technology.
