Sentence examples for has always conceded from inspiring English sources

The SA government has pledged to make a decision by the end of year but has always conceded that to go ahead the dump would need bipartisan support in state parliament and broad community consent.

Elon Musk comes to mind with Tesla and SpaceX, but he has always conceded it is not sustainable.

No previous grant of Congress could be paramount, according to the right of occupancy which this government has always conceded to the Indian tribes within her jurisdiction.It was so much carved out of the Territory ceded, and remained to the Indian occupant, as he had never parted with it.

What do we mean by "best"?' Actually, some Americans have always conceded that the Great American Novel might be a will-o'-the-wisp too fabulous for critical scrutiny.

"Our main obstacle has always been price," concedes Warrillow.

Democrats have long cried foul, but Mr. Romney's campaign has always refused to concede.

The Labour party has always been unhappy about conceding proportionality, as have the Tories.

The Palestinians have not even got the little state they were prepared, after agonised deliberations, to accept, because however much they have conceded it has always been less than enough for the Israelis.

Samuel hesitated for a moment when asked if he has always been this way, before conceding that it was a product of his upbringing.

But, he conceded: "This network has always been about pushing the envelope, about being provocative, about making noise.

His job is thankless because in the 28 matches he has played for San Marino, he has always been a loser and has conceded 119 goals.