He conceded even if it came through it would be difficult to conduct a proper assessment given development had started.
Government debt prices improved, however, after William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, said the vice president would not concede even if the initial recount of Florida's vote showed Gov. George W. Bush winning the election.
73 As Jonsen concedes, even if they disagree with the findings, history can make bioethicists 'more attentive to what we are, to what we do, and how we may be perceived'.
But conservatives are terrified that the base will punish them if they concede even an inch.
Plus, in spite of Murdoch's complaints, the library has, if anything, conceded even more ground than it needs to in law.
And that temptation to argue that strikes could fix everything might actually hint at why the administration has been so reluctant to maintain its original case: because it meant conceding that, even if the United States can improve the Syrian war a little around the margins, possibly even with offshore strikes, we can't solve it.
Many find his assertion extreme, but not without conceding that even if there is a bubble, it seems quite different from the 2000 dot-com one.
Smallwood appeared exasperated that he was unable to punish Butcher-Forde and the Jarvis group for these actions, conceding that "even if the court assumes that the mailers were in effect misleading or even fraudulent, that fact doesn't establish a violation of the (Political Reform Act).
McNabb refused to concede that even if the Giants beat Philadelphia, they would be the strongest team in the National Football Conference East.
He refused to concede that even if he could send a bill to President Obama's desk that cut off funding for health care — the president would never sign it.
