Sentence examples for concede the timing from inspiring English sources

The Westminster government is said to be ready to concede the timing of the vote in 2014, and allowing 16- and 17-year-olds to vote, provided there is just a single question on whether Scotland should become an independent state.

When The Times reported on the chain of events in August, Moore conceded the timing looked "suspicious" but insisted he did not know he would soon be offered the chief's job when he retired and collected his DROP payment.

But when the moment arrived over the weekend, administration officials conceded, the timing was singularly inopportune.

Judy Codding, a co-founder of America's Choice, conceded, "The timing of the decision to implement the Ramp Up curriculum this fall was not the best for everyone.

He conceded the timing, just 24 hours after a High Court ruling kept the unit open, was "embarrassing".

He conceded the timing, just 24 hours after a High Court ruling kept the unit open, was "embarrassing - and a row has broken out about how the information came to be released.

But he then went on to concede that the timing of the controversial tax-cut package recently signed into law by President George Bush was fortuitous.

However, he did concede that the timing was good with a relative abundance of capital available and plenty of offers on the table.

But he conceded that the timing was unfortunate.

Dr. Varone conceded that the timing of Rabbi Spitzer's recommendation for Dr. Arbit caused him trepidation.

The next day his minister of interior apologised, conceding that the timing was unfortunate, but said that the announcement was merely a "routine, technical" step.