Sentence examples for conceded the need from inspiring English sources

He's finally conceded the need for more tax revenue.

And the government has already conceded the need for some increase in state spending on pensioners.

Even many conservatives have conceded the need for a review, given the starkness of the case.

It had demanded 6.5% originally, but in the past, its demands had moderated, as it conceded the need for low inflation and low labour costs to generate jobs.

Having peered into the abyss of civil war, Mr Abhisit conceded the need for another election, the one which Ms Yingluck won.

Joe Torre would rather not play Giambi in the field, but he conceded the need for more thump in the order.

It further concedes the need for some trickle up.

"I do this all the time," he added, appearing unwilling to concede the need for assistance.

Harris did not complain, conceding the need for a free range of ideas.

By conceding the need for supply-side measures to reduce labour costs, he says, the French left has made a big shift.

Although the application that Raytheon has developed will work with an off-the-shelf iPhone, the company concedes the need for alterations for the battlefield.