Of what nature are the practical considerations and decisions that, as Carnap so freely conceded (1950a), are called for when choosing logico-linguistic frameworks?
Bernanke today freely conceded that there were potential costs to such a program, one of which was the consequences it might have for financial stability.
Indeed, Google's Mr Schmidt freely conceded that YouTube is the "clear winner", especially in creating social networks around its site.But Google also appears to be thinking a lot further into the future.
In March , 1999 for example, he published a lengthy report entitled "Overview of Our Investment Philosophy," in which he freely conceded that most Internet stocks were "absurdly expensive" on traditional grounds, and that most Internet companies would not survive.
At his trial, Debs freely conceded his guilt.
Absent such subsidies, utility executives freely conceded they can't afford new nuclear plants.
President Bush said on Wednesday that the beheading of an American working in Iraq was part of an effort to "shake our confidence," but he insisted that the United States would "complete our mission," despite what his aides freely concede is a major loss of credibility in the Arab world.
The cash-generation figure, as East freely concedes, is still tiny in the context of a company with annual turnover of £15bn.
I freely concede: it's certainly not a good thing that half the Senate, including 16 Democrats, are Diplomacy Birthers, demanding long-form birth certificates to prove that senior U.S. diplomats were not born in Tehran.
Afghan hashish was freely available.
