Sentence examples for concede over from inspiring English sources

Hopes are high that an agreement can be struck this time around, with diplomats seeing signs that the UK is willing to concede over previous sticking points on the draft withdrawal agreement, including on the status of people arriving during the 21 months of the transition period.

Georgia's Democratic candidate for governor refuses to concede over issues that her opponent blocked people of color from voting.

It was most likely a visit intended to pave the way for a breakthrough, unless Iran's leadership was to prove obstinate and absolutely refuse to concede over two main issues by clinging to maintaining the ruling regime in Damascus and refusing for it to leave power, following the model of the "Yemeni solution," which would be based on Bashar al Assad agreeing to hand over the reins of power.

New England conceded over 300 yards and two touchdowns with a 67% completion rate in that 2017 contest, while only bringing then-rookie Deshaun Watson down twice.

Martin conceded over two stone on the night and was stopped in four painful rounds.

Tries we have conceded over a number of years have come from turnovers or interceptions.

Not long ago both Japan and Namibia were conceding over 140 points in World Cup pool games.

He concedes, "Over the longer run, reducing the budget deficit without raising taxes will require significant spending discipline".

As liberal Bill Scher concedes, over at the New Republic: "Obama doesn't need an assault weapons ban".

Brooklyn have conceded over a hundred points in all but one of their games this season, and are averaging just 90.

In turn the US conceded over the issue in the road map of how much developing countries need to do to curb their emissions.