Sentence examples for concede mistakes from inspiring English sources

Privately Gloucestershire police concede mistakes were made.

News conferences are more often the place to concede mistakes.

Yes, CNN this week was forced to concede mistakes when it reported sources had informed the news channel that arrests had been made in the case.

Yet his willingness to concede mistakes, to accept the new regulation and to return his firm to its once-famous focus on clients is bound to pay off soon.

He appeared contrite and conceded mistakes, but he did not apologize to users.

But even while conceding mistakes, Mr. Ambrose also defended his overall methods.

Referring to the comments by Miliband and the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, who conceded mistakes had been made by Labour when in power, she said: "The two Eds both acknowledged what we all know: that not everything we did in government turned out right.

Cameron always seemed reluctant to concede fault and mistakes during his watch.

If Blair is questioned on the issue, he will concede that mistakes were made.

From what is known of the administration's deliberations, its revised strategy will concede past mistakes, though not those identified by its critics.

If he is going to make any progress in rebuilding trust and finding a way forward which does not involve more strikes, he would be wise to concede some mistakes in the way he has handled the dispute.