Sentence examples for concedes on from inspiring English sources

Guantánamo, as the Navy concedes on its own Web site, "for all practical purposes, is American territory".

(LB) 3.05pm Garcia concedes on the 18th to Toms and it's Europe 11 USA 9. Can Europe find three and a half more points from somewhere - anywhere?

Poor Jim is left to pine for her, and eulogise her in verse although, even here, his resentment still bubbles ("Somebody else would have broken both her arms," he concedes on the album's wistful closing track).

It's asking a lot of American troops to place their lives on the line for a "small chance" of changing the "feeling" of the war - especially when so much depends, as Bush readily concedes, on the Maliki government, which so far has been unable or unwilling (or both) to quell the sectarian conflict unleashed by Bush's invasion.

If the government concedes on changing the legal system, Pakistan will cease to exist as a democratic country and its economic future will also be in peril.

The AMPTP concedes on other issues to close a deal and avoid the horror show of two guilds on strike.

Sporton is willing to concede one point on this.

Thus, Aristotle does not hesitate to concede on the one hand that his art of rhetoric can be misused.

Max claimed that had Jeff not conceded on this occasion one more mouthful might have done for him as well.

That doesn't mean one has to concede on every point.

And former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher, who picked one of the teams, conceded on Instagram   he had been 'nutmegged' by Suarez during the match.