Sentence examples for which it admitted from inspiring English sources

The Asahi Shimbun conceded as much in a recent open letter to the prime minister, in which it admitted that its concerns about his conservative agenda "seem to have been needless".

The 70-year-old company says it plans to file for bankruptcy and scrap most of its 2013-14 season unless it manages to reach its fundraising goal, which it admitted is not likely.

But increasingly, North Korea is in the public eye, not only for the nuclear weapons program to which it admitted recently, but also for its abuse of its own citizens.

The Express's report acknowledged that it had published a front page apology "in which it admitted it was at fault".

Then, two years later, it announced that it would revoke the approval, in a highly unusual mea culpa in which it admitted it had succumbed to Congressional pressure.

It signed a "deferred prosecution agreement" in which it admitted culpability and paid a large fine but avoided a criminal record.

Taser International, which makes the gadgets, says that other factors were to blame in all but a handful of these cases, in which it admits its device played a part.

The bank's profitability has been held back by its mortgage book, which it admits has low margins relative to rivals as it has a range that is capped at 2%, while the market average is almost 4%.

The university's "top 10%" plan, under which it admits roughly 80% of its students, lets in everyone who finishes in the top 10% of their graduating classes at Texas high schools.

The IASB has begun the process of improving its standards, some of which it admits are flawed.All might be well if Sir David Tweedie, head of the IASB, had not chosen the thorniest issue of all as one of the board's top priorities.

The initial response from HMRC was that releasing this data – which it admits it has – would be unhelpful to the [EU] "negotiation process".