Sentence examples similar to Conceded the response from inspiring English sources

The minister of gender, Vabah Gayflor, concedes that the response to rape cases in Libera has been disappointing.

"We were disappointed to concede but the response was great.

When you concede a sloppy goal the response is psychological.

I'm very pleased with the result and the response after conceding a goal after less than a minute.

"Yes - and I'll have it for the next 50 as well... sure," comes the response, before conceding: "It was a great track.

On Wednesday evening, Wayne Perry, President of Boy Scouts for America, conceded its response to the incidents had been "plainly insufficient, inappropriate and wrong," Reuters news agency reported.

"The response has been very disappointing," conceded Watkins.

Although he was supporting Snyder's resistance to chance the name, Goodell conceded in his response to the members of congress that "reasonable people" could take a different position.

The group conceded the change was in part a response to recent reports of hazing at various SAE chapters.

Tolerance like this concedes only minimal value to other religious traditions". Dr. Joseph C. Hough, Jr. "Tolerance is the response of a dominant religion towards subordinate religions...

The FA has conceded there was some involvement by ticketless England supporters, but there was anger at the response of Croatian police to baton-charge fans.