Sentence examples similar to concede passage from inspiring English sources
Several "normal" friends dragged me to a showing of "Pink Floyd — The Wall," after which I conceded that one passage sounded Mahlerian.
In October 2009, Browner conceded that congressional passage of the cap-and-trade legislation before the end of year was unlikely, and feared its absence would harm prospects for meaningful international agreement at the Copenhagen United Nations Climate Change Conference in December.
Even the programs' critics concede that they are a rite of power passage for politicians making their way to the top.
Even its authors have reservations, conceding that its hasty passage into law meant it was badly drafted in parts.
All this was terminated by Pinckney's Treaty (Treaty of San Lorenzo) in October 1795, in which Spain embroiled in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars agreed to set the U.S. southern boundary at latitude 31° and conceded U.S. citizens free passage on the Mississippi and tax-free storage of goods at New Orleans.
5 Seleucus saw this, and since he wished to get them out of his satrapy as soon as possible, he sent envoys to propose a truce, conceding to Eumenes his passage across the river.18 But at the same time he also sent dispatch carriers into Mesopotamia to Antigonus, asking him to come with his army as soon as possible before the satraps should p265 arrive with their forces.
I concede, Mr. President.
