Sentence examples for declined to concede from inspiring English sources
But Mr Allen initially declined to concede.
Mr. Vallone declined to concede last night, noting that there were still votes left to be counted.
They declined to concede that as a political matter, the Affordable Care Act remained a loser.
Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for Georgia governor, declined to concede Wednesday, hoping absentee and mail-in ballots could trigger a runoff against Republican Brian Kemp.
But he too declines to concede that such views within the church may have some responsibility for creating the climate for genocide.
Sanchez made the announcement in press release, one night after declining to concede even after the Associated Press declared Harris the winner.
One thing she avoided doing all day was touch on the issue of Bernie Sanders, who has still declined to officially concede the 2016 race even though Clinton is the presumptive nominee.
Another protester, who declined to be named, conceded that there were "more justifiable targets" than a small independent business, but played down the scale of the attack.
Another JP Morgan staffer, who declined to give a name, conceded that the demonstration "shows there's a human dimension to all this" but added: "If you look at the structure of the [Bear Stearns] deal, I don't think it's in any way designed to hurt these people.
"That could be said," he conceded, but declined to elaborate.
