Sentence examples for conceding that this from inspiring English sources

"By no means are we conceding that this lease amendment is valid," Mr. Weiss said.

At this, the poor woman burst into tears, conceding that this was indeed her problem.

Conceding that "this is not an easy choice" (actually he thinks it's not a choice at all, but something the government should dictate), Mr. Santorum said the circumstances did not matter.

The summit declared the EU's adherence to ever closer union, though conceding that this could include varying levels and rates of integration, a statement of the status quo that Cameron sought to portray as a shift.

He said jobs and growth would be an "inevitable consequence" and returned to the Treasury paper he cited on Monday that he says showed that every $1 of tax cuts delivered a $4 boost to the economy, conceding that this dividend would be delivered over "the longer term".

While conceding that "this is a controversial subject here," Mr. Bush framed the German debate over sending more troops to Afghanistan in human terms by saying that he hoped "people here think of young girls who couldn't go to school in the past but now can; or think of mothers who bring their babies to health clinics for the first time".

Spence himself conceded that this is "appalling".

The deputy speaker concedes that this is less than ideal.

I readily concede that this agenda lacks glamour.

Some Israelis concede that this time it may be different.

Wales concedes that this is more or less true.