Implicitly, the administration is conceding the argument that trade, unless properly regulated, really does militate against good labour standards and a clean environment.
He is a borderline sociopath, never smiling, never raising his voice, never conceding an argument, driven to create his masterpiece through the unforgettable pain of being dumped in the movie's opening scene.
Hawking himself, despite conceding the argument more than a decade ago, continued to actively publish on the topic, often declaring that he had finally solved the paradox.
If the Osama Defense is what Petraeus has to offer by way of defense of the current policy after 10 years, more than a thousand Americans dead, hundreds of billions of dollars spent, he is essentially conceding the argument: two-thirds of Americans are right, the war is not worth fighting.
Mrs Ip's proposal, she says, is a "huge step backwards".Democrats concede that arguments over such fine detail do not excite voters.
Mr Blair claims that he can hear voters' voices saying: we dislike the constitution, so please bring it back in a form of your choosing, only this time do not consult us.There are, it must be conceded, respectable arguments against referendums.
It does not mean conceding that all arguments and all views are equal, but rather logic and evidence determine which views are true, in what respect and to what extent (as truth in relativism, itself).
On Wednesday, I made the observation that Aaron Hernandez's defense team sealed his fate by irresponsibly and outrageously conceding during closing arguments that he was at the scene of the crime, witnessed the murder and did nothing.
Ellis, in later editions of his biography, graciously conceded the argument.
Should a man concede every argument to appease the superwoman in his life?
If you are anything like your tennis, I say, I bet you never concede an argument.
