Examples of using Have admitted in English and their translations into Russian
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in fact the parties themselves have admitted this fact.
In my comments on behalf of my delegation here before the General Assembly, I have admitted that Africa has had
Officials in the Ivorian cocoa sector have admitted that some"defence and sovereignty" diversion takes place.
similarly to their international counterparts, have admitted that the public is insufficiently informed about certain aspects of human rights.
Senior SAF commanders have admitted that JEM has managed to capture significant amounts of arms and ammunition during this mandate period.
Some companies have admitted this history, publicly
Several police officers have admitted that this was the best way as otherwise suspects would not confess
the Serbian authorities have admitted that he was hidden by the Army of Serbia and Montenegro at least until 2002.
But now that you have admitted error, is there a chance that you could be wrong about Mr. Sweeney's alibi?
policy to recruit children; however, on several occasions, Government officials have admitted the presence of children among their ranks.
In the rapid development of flat-panel TVs today, many ordinary consumers have admitted that the TV is too fast replacement.
He might not have admitted it, but after all, we were making so much progress together, why would he stop?
You know, I don't think I could have admitted this while he was still alive,
international humanitarian organizations, which have admitted to the Special Rapporteur
You have admitted to the fact that you had carnal knowledge of the Queen before her marriage to the King.
You have admitted that you hate your voice
is that… now that you have admitted to trafficking in narcotics,
international humanitarian organizations, which have admitted to the Special Rapporteur
Mr. Gallagher, you have admitted it's been challenging to handle this responsibility on your own.
Government authorities in Goma have admitted to the Group that they are reluctant to tackle this problem as they fear security-related repercussions.