Sentence examples similar to expressly concede from inspiring English sources
The plan expressly concedes its reliance on Congress to lift the Guantánamo transfer ban: "To accomplish this plan, the administration will work with Congress to lift unnecessary prohibitions in current law".
It may well be that the defendant himself was recognized and sufficiently apprised of his right to speak and chose to exercise this right through his counsel.' 6 This conclusion was reached in spite of the fact that the Government's brief before this Court expressly conceded that Green had not been personally afforded an opportunity to speak.
Newton expressly concedes that his inference of the inverse-square from the 3/2 power rule for the planets is only approximate when, in the very next sentence, he remarks, "But this second part of the proposition is proved with the greatest exactness from the fact that the aphelia are at rest".
I am merely calling attention to how much power we already have conceded, expressly and by implication, to the officer corps and how much more we may depend on them before the Trump presidency is over.
I concede, Mr. President.
We cannot concede anything".
