Sentence examples for conceded that the system from inspiring English sources

He conceded that the system had hurt Puerto Ricans' exposure to major league clubs.

Immigration officials conceded that the system was inefficient and error-prone.

Nonetheless, a Red Cross official conceded that the system was not foolproof, because not every house would be checked before money was given out.

He conceded that the system -- make an offer for Ragu and wait for a response, bid on Cream of Wheat and see if it takes -- demanded more time and patience than many people might tolerate.

It conceded that the system also collected filenames of attached USB disks, which it said was "part of a new feature being readied to search for data from the internet (metadata) relating to the program being watched".

WASHINGTON, July 31 Opponents of the Safeguard antimissile system contended today, in the Senate that the Defense Departmentt had conceded that the system, as designed, would not effectively protect Minuteman missiles against a Soviet attack.

Even Mr Peña concedes that the system is flawed.

But they also concede that the system allows bosses and employees to cooperate more effectively in times of crisis.

Anyone who rides New York's subways, buses and commuter rails would have to concede that the system badly needs the help.

In a recent speech, she signalled a new openness to merit pay by conceding that the system of evaluating teachers by means of classroom visits, which her union has long defended, "was never adequate".

Army officers concede that the system, recently approved, opens the way for awards to officers who may have the gen eral or someone who has the general's ear pushing" for them.