Parker later conceded that regarding the language, he and Stone felt pressure to live up to their previous two shorts and "tried to push things ... maybe further than we should [have]." In contrast, they allowed subsequent episodes to "be more natural", focusing more on making fun of topics considered taboo "without just throwing a bunch of dirty words in there".
But the Cruise experiment was, Elberse concedes, "widely regarded as a disappointment".
Indeed, as the authors briefly concede, he regarded them as an outdated diversion from the Third Reich's destiny on the steppes.
Presumably this contention does not mean to imply that petitioner conceded error with regard to the state-court factual determinations, but instead that he "abandoned" his right to rely on § 2254 d) as a reason for not rejecting these factual determinations.
32 The Court here is therefore wrong in stating that the Mesarosh 'conviction may be regarded or is conceded to have rested on perjured testimony.' The Court, as I see it, is simply refusing to follow Mesarosh without saying why.
663, 100 L.Ed. 1003, where a conviction may be regarded or is conceded to have rested on perjured testimony.
Although the AWC concedes that Bobo questioned Venable regarding certain of the transactions, FINRA deemed that inquiry as inadequate and, as a consequence, a failure to supervise.
In 2008, former Fed Chair Greenspan conceded that his Ayn Rand philosophies regarding regulations and shareholder self-interest were flawed.
I'm certainly willing to concede that responding to my questions regarding the Just Move stamp series is a nonessential government function.
But, as he conceded, "the rational intellect" might be regarded as a social product, too, equally in the service of the enemies of autonomy.
