Sentence examples for each concede from inspiring English sources

For if there is one element that unites Josipovic's backtracking, Serbia's bungled Srebrenica resolution and Bosnia's stagnation under the Dayton constitution, it is in how each concede to nationalist narratives, narratives which were constructed by political elites, for political elites, and which continue to serve the interests only of those who need them to hold onto power.

And, while none said that Mr. Miller asked for votes in exchange, each conceded that Mr. Miller's endorsement led to warm relationships and friendships.

Each concedes that his or her crime is an “aggravated felony” as defined in 8 U.S.C. § 1101(a)(43), which renders him or her removable pursuant to §1227(a)(2)(A)(iii).

The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are far apart on many issues, from immigration to relations with Europe, and full details on what each conceded will not be public until Wednesday.

Manchester City and Manchester United have each conceded only two goals in their first seven league games and Tottenham just five - Klopp's side have already shipped 13.

The Liberal Democrats and Labour each conceded a seat to the Tories, the Lib Dems lost Tilehurst and Labour lost Kentwood in Thursday's local elections.

Given the dependably Democratic voting record of African-Americans here, strategists in each party concede that Democrats start out any statewide race with nearly 40 percent of the vote.

No geologist or mathematician would claim that his study is absolutely comprehensive; each would concede that there are many aspects of the world that he leaves out, even though he covers everything that is relevant to his special point of view.

Each party must concede a little to meet these goals, which will strengthen our economy, improve outcomes and recognize health care as a right, not a privilege.

Will they both concede each others' cars are good.

Hume concedes, "each mind perceives a different beauty" (SOT, 268).