Sentence examples for conceded through from inspiring English sources

Mbeki's understanding of power is that "it is both gained and conceded through conspiracy," Mr Gevisser writes.

During the trial, Mr. Massino all but conceded through his lawyer, David Breitbart, that he was the Bonanno boss.

Pressed on his assertions, Mr. Sweeney conceded through a spokesman that "no state or local group subsidies are used to cover losses".

Indeed they did, pushing the home team further and further back until they conceded through Marko Arnautovic's 78th-minute penalty and Mame Biram Diouf's header five minute later.

Better that than too many goals conceded through flaky glove work, although it won't be a surprise if the first patch downgrades the Hulk fists.

"It was a difficult start for Jack as almost immediately he has conceded through no fault of his own," said Hughes referring to Ryan Shawcross's early own goal which opened the floodgates against Liverpool.

There had been some signs during the primaries that Mr. Bush is a sore loser -- after New Hampshire, according to the McCain camp, he tried to concede through an aide.

We had players who had been playing two games in three days and looked a little leggy and it was unlike us to concede through two set-plays.

His players did not deal with Chris Brunt's free-kick into the box for James Morrison's equalising goal and then conceded again through Arteta's own goal, undoing the advantage given them by Olivier Giroud's header.

A broader apology by Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama in 1995 conceded that "through its colonial rule and invasion," Japan had caused "tremendous damage and suffering to the people of many countries, particularly to those of Asian nations".

Carlisle, who played their 'home' fixture at Ewood Park after Storm Desmond flooded Brunton Park, conceded midway through the first half.