Sentence examples for has been conceded from inspiring English sources
Once the principle of autonomy has been conceded as a moral one, it becomes immoral to interfere with it.
The basic point has been conceded, with both sides acknowledging that cultural marginalisation is a real affliction that must be countered.
They also get the inference, even though no such thing has been conceded by the government, that the UK accepts some liability.
Recent efforts seem to be geared to shepherding huge numbers of tour groups through the site, and nothing has been conceded to the serious tourist.
Although a rearguard action has been mounted in the wake of the Browne report and the higher education white paper, the ground has been conceded.
Once the principle has been conceded that government IT contracts should be about more than the organisation in question getting the best deal, almost anything becomes possible.
The problem has been conceding goals (64, tied for the most).
3. Revamp the defence Rangers' main problem so far this season has been conceding too many soft goals.
"Three managers been sacked here because the team can't keep a clean sheet," Saunders told BBC WM. "This team has been conceding too many goals for three years.
This was Stoke's second consecutive 4-0 defeandand the third time in a row four goals have been conceded.
