Sentence examples for concede the value from inspiring English sources

Many are happy to concede the value of films like this set in the developing world, showing sympathetic people trying to retain their dignity while being hungry.

A functional argument about ideology, then, must concede the value of the phenomenon that serves ideological aims.

They concede the value of that scholarship and the quality of their Northwestern education.

And he insists that as a devout Catholic who spent a formative year in his youth as a missionary in Central America, he will not concede the "values" issue to the Republicans.

While Mr. Bush nobly concedes the value of diversity in opportunity, diversity cannot be promoted without addressing race and ethnicity.

But he leaves the role having invested it with the qualities he brought – the plainest of which is transparency – and even an individual or body that disagreed with every single guideline would concede the (hopefully lasting) value of his tenure.

We should all stand up for our shared values and not concede the floor to those who dismiss them". The document defines those who reject "shared values" as scorning the institutions and values of parliamentary democracy, dismissing the rule of law, and promoting intolerance and discrimination on the basis of race, faith, ethnicity, gender or sexuality.

He was, however, willing to concede that "the values on which nazism is based are not entirely my values".

We should all stand up for our shared values and not concede the floor to those who dismiss then". At the Home Office launch of the revised strategy, Smith made it clear this extended to challenging those who voiced homophobic views in public.

The parties concede the foregoing rules.

"I concede the point.