Sentence examples for conceded problems from inspiring English sources

He conceded problems with "the infiltration of militia groups into some Iraqi security forces, especially the Iraqi police". And he did not assert that all had gone smoothly with the rebuilding effort.

Pearson management concedes problems will continue into the next business year.

LONDON – A leading British regulator officially unveiled the government's plan to overhaul the rate at the center of the manipulation scandal, but conceded that problems could still persist.

In a news conference, Kelly and other top Homeland Security officials conceded some problems, including poor communication.

Gennady Alferenko, founder and director of the Soviet Foundation for Social Invention, which is sponsoring the Soviet portion of the trip, conceded that problems still remain.

Abrams conceded the problems that plagued the Obamacare rollout over the last couple of months, including the website glitches and the news of canceled policies, left people disappointed and "didn't help matters at all".

Mr. Bloomberg conceded no problem.

About an hour later, the company conceded the problem but did not indicate how it planned to proceed, the official said.

The faculty conceded the problem, but noted that it was in the business of growing knowledge from more to more and was therefore unlikely to be able to accommodate the teaching of many additional undergraduates.

Rorty concedes practical problems with his position.

Republican leaders concede past problems but say that things are changing.