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Democrats conceded that approval of the legislation — a sweeping bill that will cut corporate taxes and double the standard deduction — will prevent the first year of the Trump administration from being a legislative failure.

Dr Stavins concedes that official approval gives the IPCC political credibility.

Johnson conceded that getting approval for the Manhattan stadium will most likely take a struggle.

Vale do Rio Doce of Brazil, BHP and Rio Tinto control roughly three-quarters of global iron ore exports, and BHP has conceded that winning approval from anti-monopoly authorities could take up to a year.

Johnston conceded he eclipsed approvals for remodeling.

Strategists are also eyeing some more conservative states in which they hope a concerted campaign could win approval of same-sex marriage laws, but they concede that in many, only a court ruling will lead to victory for their cause.

Some Democratic officials concede that they may not come up with enough votes to stop approval.

"There's no doubt about it and there's no tomorrow about it". Bush has never conceded he needs congressional approval to go to war, even though the Constitution invests in Congress the right to declare war.

Ethical approval was conceded in June 2007 by the Ethics Commission of the RWTH Aachen University Hospital.

It did concede that it was possible CNIIHM employees conducted activity without their employer's approval, but this explanation is "less plausible".

China has been leveraging its long-awaited approval of Qualcomm's acquisition of NXP Semiconductors to push the Trump administration to concede to ZTE's survival.