Sentence examples for concede the validity of from inspiring English sources

By not challenging that finding on appeal, defendants concede the validity of plaintiffs' copyrights.

But I do suspect — because I concede the validity of the numerous studies concluding that men are more interested in and aroused by pornography than women are — that women who settle for digital pornography are lowering their expectations and hopes even more drastically than their male collaborators are.

Unless those that Kohn (2004) has termed, "the moth-bothering Darwin-baiters" now concede the validity of the case as an example of Darwinian evolution in action, they will reveal themselves as biased, subjective, and unscientific.

If such a conception makes sense then, by tailoring the concept of physical reality so as make it true by definition that the quantum theory is not local, Bohr's response might embrace separability and even concede the validity of the EPR argument, but still block the impact of EPR on the issue of completeness.

The Court concedes the validity of the news reporting purpose, [n15] but then quickly offsets it against three purportedly countervailing considerations.

A lawyer for MB Financial said in an e-mail that, in the past, Mr. Morris had conceded the validity of the loan and had not denied borrowing the money.

The offender conceded the validity of the rationing order in support of which the suspension order was issued but challenged the validity of the latter as imposing a penalty that Congress had not enacted and asked the district court to enjoin it.

Instead, the petitioner has fully conceded the constitutional validity of his custodial arrest.

Above all, there is the discreetly miraculous complexity of the overall point of view - the way it concedes to each character the validity of his or her own preferred version of events, even as it incorporates them all into the foredoomed, disease-like morphology of Emilio's affair.

He conceded that there are limits to the validity of this theory, noting on theoretical grounds that a projectile trajectory of a size comparable to that of the Earth could not possibly be a parabola, but he nevertheless maintained that for distances up to the range of the artillery of his day, the deviation of a projectile's trajectory from a parabola would be only very slight.

At this point they were beginning to concede the reality of their situation.