Sentence examples for conceded they have from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Paxman: You have also conceded they have to meet all these national service agreements?

She conceded, "They have one thing that's like true painting, which is that they're made in a lot of layers, an extremely slow way of constructing, deconstructing and reconstructing a space".

Ba, so prolific over the first half of last season at Newcastle, scored only two Premier League goals for Chelsea after his move south and has conceded they have yet to benefit from his best form.

Alan Brinkley, a historian at Columbia who views the post-1992 Democratic platforms as "bland to the point of invisibility," added, "Even the most left-leaning members of the party have conceded they have to go with the game plan for everybody to get elected".

The issue this year is residency -- school records show that all three players meet the age requirement -- but officials conceded they have always known there were inadequacies to their system of verifying players' addresses or ages, even after a series of reforms last December aimed at eliminating future problems.

Contrary to what Adams said, her bill has no Democratic cosponsors, and GOP lawmakers at the event conceded they haven't reached out to the other party.

He conceded, "They had this uncomfortable feeling about Kansas".

Upon further review, Con Ed officials conceded they had not made an adjustment based on weather.

Both conceded they had been unable to muster sufficient support among their parliamentary colleagues to challenge Mr Beazley.

The two-week battle for Qusayr ended on 5 June, when rebels conceded they had been forced from the strategically important town by regime forces.

Some firefighters are in line for payouts running into thousands of pounds after the government effectively conceded they had been short-changed on their pensions.