We can concede all that and still remain in awe of Schorske's achievement.
It's very difficult to see why the latest wording proposed by the government does not concede all that they require.
In the light of these factors, and conceding all that I possibly can in favor of the enactment, I can only conclude that the requisite rational relation between this statute and the war power does not appear -- for, in this relation, the statute is not "really calculated to effect any of the objects entrusted to the government..
Concede all that, and there are still three big problems with this car.
Concede all that, and still the plaintiff suggests that she alleges in the second paragraph of her declaration that she 'has been damaged and injured in her name and fame;' and she contends that that averment is sufficient, in connection with the words charged, to entitle her to recover as in an action of slander for defamatory words with averment of special damage.
"Here it is conceded by all that the only source of [Andrews'] right not to be discharged, and therefore to treat an alleged discharge as a "wrongful" one that entitled him to damages, is the [CBA]...
His performances, the bearded militant conceded, were not all that might be wished for; an inelegant batsman, Mr ul-Haq is known as "Tuk-tuk" for his plodding rate of progress.
If pressed, Kemp and his supporters conceded that all of that pent-up energy and enterprise might not fully offset the fall in tax revenues consequent to a big tax cut.
If pressed, Kemp and his supporters conceded that all of that pent-up energy and enterprise might not fully offset the fall in tax revenues consequent to a big tax cut.
In July, Mr. Murdoch duly conceded that, announcing that all of his publishing businesses would be split off into a separate company.
The second was that, despite all the confusing jargon that comes with risk assessment and contingency planning, government officials have now pretty much conceded that all but £36m of that £9.3bn Olympic budget will be spent.
