Sentence examples for conceding the need from inspiring English sources
Harris did not complain, conceding the need for a free range of ideas.
By conceding the need for supply-side measures to reduce labour costs, he says, the French left has made a big shift.
In an event whose significance has been under-appreciated, the IRA itself volunteered a statement effectively conceding the need for decommissioning.
On the rest of side one we experience the downside of autonomy – a lonely Tennant conceding the need for companionship on I Want a Dog, then failing to connect to a lover on Domino Dancing.
The UN is resistant to reform – all of its departments would claim they are already playing a peace-building role, rather than risk a loss of power and resources by conceding the need for more thorough reform.
Even many conservatives have conceded the need for a review, given the starkness of the case.
And the government has already conceded the need for some increase in state spending on pensioners.
"I do this all the time," he added, appearing unwilling to concede the need for assistance.
Joe Torre would rather not play Giambi in the field, but he conceded the need for more thump in the order.
