" Rosenstein added that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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He couldn't beat Gavilan, but he refused to admit it.
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In response, the Trump administration has refused to admit error.
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" Rosenstein further added that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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" He also noted that Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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As in Molotschna, some community leaders refused to admit it.
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Facebook has repeatedly refused to admit it's a media company.
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Mr. Zhao, who refused to admit to any wrongdoing, was never tried.
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He refused to admit guilt and accept a plea of life-without-parole.
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Her parents refused to admit she was in the video; they failed her.
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And he joined an eventually successful lawsuit against clubs that refused to admit women.
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Ryan agreed the "logic behind it was sound," but refused to admit any culpability.
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For several weeks, they refused to admit their mistake, plunging him back into debt.
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Most of Trump's Republican defenders, meanwhile, have refused to admit he did anything wrong.
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London has refused to admit any, arguing to do so would merely attract more migrants.
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Lister was a gender-disrupting trailblazer, who recorded experiences that society refused to admit existed.
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In a controversial decision, judges refused to admit some of Kim's testimony about her assault.
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But Mr. Liu refused to admit guilt as a condition for release, Mr. Shang said.
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At the same time, Cohn was dying of AIDS, though he refused to admit it.
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A weird question in retrospect given that they once even refused to admit they were married.
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Israel has long refused to admit Palestinian refugees, saying they belong in a future Palestinian state.
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Mr. Bannon refused to admit any missteps or lapses in judgment, people close to him said.
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Franken refused to admit any misconduct in a defiant floor speech announcing his decision to leave.
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Contemptuous of her Republican accusers, Mrs Clinton for too long refused to admit having done anything wrong.
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The defiant Republican candidate has refused to admit defeat to Democrat Doug Jones in this week's election.
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Hospital officials had refused to admit Chance unless Alphonsine paid a fee — which she did not have.
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" Rosenstein added that, despite the wide range of opinions condemning his actions, Comey "refused to admit his errors.
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Even when my latest theory ultimately proved wrong, I refused to admit what I didn't know about love.
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For some time, she refused to admit that she has any "memory problems" or to consult her doctor.
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Price refused to admit to ethical violations, instead leaving O'Connell's office to focus full time on his private practice.
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Trump has refused to admit being wrong or doing any wrong throughout the campaign: Melania's speech is no different.
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But when confronted, Adam point blank refused to admit that he his behaviour towards his erstwhile lover had changed.
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" He added: "Having refused to admit his errors, the director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions.
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"He has a problem that has lasted years, setting fires," Mr. Jackson said, and yet refused to admit it.
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" Rosenstein also found that Comey "violated long standing Justice Department policies and traditions" and "refused to admit his errors.
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"Having refused to admit his errors, the Director cannot be expected to implement the necessary corrective actions," Rosenstein wrote.
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After the switch, the state Department of Environmental Quality refused to admit that the city's water had serious problems.
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In Jordan's case, Republicans have largely closed ranks and refused to admit maybe Jordan messed up as a young man.
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The General Services Administration, however, initially refused to admit the Bush team to the presidential transition offices or release federal funding.
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Even after being convicted of three California murders in 2014, he refused to admit to the crimes, which dated to the 1980s.
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No wonder the agency has refused to admit that the weapons were made in America: It raised the game of its attackers.
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Even before Ivanka and Kushner met, Trump battled in the 1990s against exclusive Palm Beach clubs that refused to admit Jewish members.
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On May 9, O'Ferrall continued to tweet that she presented Knabenbaur with evidence of his own infidelity, which he refused to admit to.
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Airport immigration authorities in Kathmandu refused to admit a U.S. citizen of Tibetan origin and deported him last month, reportedly at China's request.
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Bert pulled some strings and found work for Prescott at the firm, though Prescott refused to admit he had any help getting there.
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Black Greek letter organizations were formed in the early 1900s during a time where white fraternities and sororities refused to admit people of color.
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"At the end of the day, the more they refused to admit their problem, the more I was the one who suffered," she continues.
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The judge refused to admit evidence favorable to the defense and allowed only a fraction of the witnesses the defense requested to be summoned.
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The parole board denied his early release at least in part because he refused to admit responsibility for the shooting, the state's attorney said.
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Until 1972 and the advent of Title IX, which forbade gender discrimination in federally funded education programs, most American architecture schools refused to admit women.
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Instead of fessing up, the Trump campaign has doubled down and refused to admit it was plagiarized, even going as far as blaming Hillary Clinton. C'mon.
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Mr. McConnell's rules also would have refused to admit the findings of the House impeachment inquiry into evidence without a separate vote later in the trial.
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Mr. McConnell's rules also would have refused to admit the findings of the House impeachment inquiry into evidence without a separate vote later in the trial.
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Only one of a dozen boys interviewed said he was still a Taliban supporter; even those convicted of attempting suicide attacks refused to admit to them.
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Even after we got ballistics tests matching the gun to the shell casing, Cook County chief criminal court judge James Bailey refused to admit the evidence.
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I suspected that these were the boys of WAR EAGLE, although they all insisted on being called "Chad" and refused to admit to any sort of affiliation.
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Earlier this week the committee refused to admit 22018 Russian athletes that were cleared of doping allegations by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in another appeal.
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At first, the military doctors in Germany refused to admit her, saying it was just period cramps, Lipe said, until a higher-ranking officer insisted on her behalf.
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President Bush and his leadership refused to admit there was a Sunni insurgency in Iraq following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion, in spite of CIA "ground truth" intelligence.
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Still, the bureaucracy often doesn't work at the grass roots, and I found many Venezuelan children whom local schools refused to admit because they were already too crowded.
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Not to sugarcoat it: The Sanders campaign has flat-out lied about things Biden said in 2018 about Social Security, and it has refused to admit the falsehood.
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Mr. Morell, for example, has steadfastly refused to admit that the C.I.A. engaged in torture, even in the face of the Senate's damning torture report released in 2014.
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In the 1980s, Bob Jones University refused to admit students who engaged in or advocated for interracial dating because of its view that the Bible forbids such relationships.
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Instead of spending time on that, Trump reportedly farted around with a pointless debate because he refused to admit he was wrong about a trivial bit of movie history.
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He quotes from anti-Catholic newspaper editorials, and he observes that the state constitutional convention itself met in the lodge of a secret society that refused to admit Catholics.
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FIFA: Soccer's global governing body may have accidentally confirmed the open secret — one it has long refused to admit — that bribery helped deliver the 2022 World Cup to Qatar.
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Germany, Sweden and Austria took in most of the people and have voiced frustration with poorer EU states in the east, including Slovakia, who have refused to admit any.
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Smith College in Massachusetts drew national attention and sparked student protests when it refused to admit a transgender woman in 2013, before finally agreeing to admit transgender women in 2015.
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Not only did I keep the advance they retroactively claimed I owed back, but they have spent enormous funds on lawyers because they refused to admit they had done wrong.
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The Cubs and the Yankees each issued statements in which Chapman apologized for his behavior, but only after interviews with the news media in which he refused to admit wrongdoing.
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Greece, through which most refugees from Syria and economic migrants from elsewhere hope to enter Europe, has closed its eastern border with Turkey and refused to admit people in flight.
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"Iran up until now has refused to admit that it even has a problem," said Amir Afkhami, a George Washington University associate professor and expert on public health in Iran.
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The inquests revealed that South Yorkshire Police repeatedly refused to admit its failings at Hillsborough and instead sought to place the blame on those who it was their duty to protect.
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One embed couple refused to admit for weeks, if not months, that they had struck up a romance, even though it was fairly obvious to anyone on the road with them.
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But Pounds also said that in addition to Martin's pride, he also may have refused to admit that he lost the investors' money because he was actually trying to repay them.
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Donald Trump's campaign for days refused to admit that Melania Trump's primetime convention speech contained passages lifted from Michelle Obama's 2008 address -- then suddenly released a statement Wednesday admitting that it was.
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But Vick, who in December of 2004 had signed a $130 million, 10-year deal, presumably making him in Blank's words -- "a Falcon for life" -- initially refused to admit to any crimes.
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But the entire statement was put out because Trump himself refused to admit earlier this month that the president was definitely born in the country, rather than, as he once speculated, Kenya.
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But when Trump's 1989 comments about the Central Park 5 became an issue in subsequent years, not only did he refuse to apologize, but he even refused to admit he was wrong.
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Back in 2014, at the height of the unaccompanied-minor crisis, some school districts on Long Island refused to admit newly arrived Central American kids, citing space concerns and a lack of paperwork.
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That's why the Trump tapes were dismissed as "locker room talk," and why some of his surrogates — including, alarmingly, Trump's attorney general pick, Jeff Sessions — refused to admit that Trump's boasts described assault.
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The movement was actually galvanized in the 1970s and early '80s, when the IRS revoked the tax-exempt status of Bob Jones University and other conservative Christian schools that refused to admit nonwhites.
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At the very least, it signified a tacit acceptance of the man who, as The Times points out, refused to admit Barack Obama was born in the U.S. on that very same day.
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He told CNN he refused to admit any wrongdoing during a 20-hour interrogation, but then found himself sharing a jail cell with inmates accused of crimes ranging from petty theft to murder.
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The Spokane, Washington-based company, which had a contract to building housing at the base, objected after officials refused to admit workers with criminal records who a subcontractor had hired for the job.
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The trial judge refused to admit as evidence a video that appeared to contradict the prosecution's case, relying instead on the testimony of the officer, whose shoulder had been dislocated during the arrest.
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But Breslaw writes that Pariss was filled with a "grim determination to find a 'scapegoat for his daughter's troubles,'" and beat her harshly out of anger that she refused to admit to the accusations.
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The facility refused to admit his mother because they didn't have enough beds, and Wang had to move his wife and child to another apartment because he was worried they would become infected too.
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A month later, Egypt initially refused to admit that an Islamic State bomb had downed a Russian jetliner over Sinai, killing 224 people, even though both Russia and the Islamic State said it had.
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She sent me to Dothan, Alabama to pose as a white parent looking to enroll my children in what was known as a "segregation academy" — a school that illegally refused to admit African-American children.
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As the college itself made strides toward gender parity, it fired a salvo at the final clubs to push them in the same direction: In 1984, it severed ties after they refused to admit women.
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I refused to admit Rafael Caro Quintero, the co-founder of the Guadalajara Cartel, was a villain until episode 7 of Narcos: Mexico, when Rafa brutally murders two American tourists during a paranoid, cocaine-fueled delusion.
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During the 1930s and 19403s, the United States, along with the rest of the world, generally refused to admit Jewish refugees from Nazism due to antisemitic and xenophobic attitudes, harsh economic conditions, and national security fears.
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The country's coach, Krasimir Balakov, also refused to admit the racist behaviour coming from the stands, saying after the game that he "did not hear the chanting", whilst criticizing the behaviour of the England fans instead.
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But police officials had long refused to admit that officers' behavior and the raid itself were not justified, leaving a rift between law enforcement and gay-rights supporters that seemed to deepen distrust over the years.
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It is the only one of the four majors played at the same venue every year: the Augusta National golf club, an institution so set in its ways it refused to admit women as members until 1003.
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The officials also say the United States might have been able to help contain the virus had China not initially refused to admit international experts, including ones from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, into Wuhan.
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Sick, suffering from alcoholism, and increasingly unable to walk, he sought to check into an emergency room in the U.S. capital — but intake workers there refused to admit him, he said, because he did not have an acute condition.
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Moore, whose controversial candidacy was beset by allegations that he sexually assaulted or pursued teenage girls while in his 30s, has so far refused to admit defeat in Tuesday's election that saw Jones win by 1.5 percentage points with 99 percent of the ballots counted.
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She lived in a country that chose to turn a blind eye to the fact that so many women were choosing to have abortions—a place that refused to admit that its traditional beliefs about sexuality and motherhood were causing demonstrable harm to women.
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Many artist catalogues, including those of Basquiat and Andy Warhol, have refused to admit any new works, concerned that they could be adding their coveted stamp of approval to a work that is inauthentic (while also enjoying control of the supply and demand of the market).
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She has refused to admit that caring about fashion is irreconcilable with caring about, say, nuclear policy, and in doing so she is setting a precedent that allows women to use clothes to express a facet of their persona that may otherwise be denied, without it undermining expectations.
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He also said that investors had responded positively to the company's reputation as one that would take a stand on social issues, like its decision in the 1990s to pull financial support from the Boy Scouts of America after the organization refused to admit gay members and leaders.
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It was disturbing that at the first press conference last night, the NYPD commissioner refused to admit that the terrorist yelled "Allahu Akbar" after he killed and injured his victims, despite the press reports and law enforcement officials being quite uniform in their agreement on what he in fact shouted.
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Under the nation's authoritarian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the news media has been largely muzzled, and the government has repeatedly hidden the truth to avoid international embarrassment or censure, such as when it refused to admit that an Islamic State bomb brought down a Russian jetliner over Sinai in 2015.
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He bought a full-page ad in this newspaper and others calling for the death penalty for five young black and Latino men who were convicted of raping a white woman in Central Park in 1989, and refused to admit error even after the men were proved innocent and set free years later.
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Proud, pesky and bloody-minded to his wartime allies, a visionary who failed in later years to read the shifting social mood of the 1960s, de Gaulle is remembered above all as a heroic figure: a leader who refused to admit defeat, and persuaded the French that their true spirit, uncrushed by submission to Nazi Germany, would ultimately prevail.
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The Senate refused to admit new evidence last week and ultimately acquitted Donald Trump largely because voters in the Republican Party, on whom the careers of Republican senators depend, want to keep Trump in office—where he can continue to harm immigrants with both policy and the kind of rhetoric he offered during this week's State of the Union.
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The IOC has allowed 169 Russian athletes to compete under a neutral flag and banned 43 others, after finding them guilty of cheating at the Sochi games in 2014 (a finding that 28 of them have had overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, though the IOC has still refused to admit them to the games).
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