Sentence examples for has conceded for from inspiring English sources

Arsene Wenger has conceded for the first time he has "no obvious leader" at Arsenal but insists the lack of a vocal, talismanic figure will not prevent his latest team from winning trophies.

George Osborne has conceded for the first time that the Treasury and the Bank of England are carrying out detailed contingency planning to prevent a vote to leave the European Union unleashing a financial crisis.

Roberto Martínez has conceded for the first time that Everton are mired in a relegation battle and admits the reaction will determine players' long-term futures at the club.

Labour has conceded for the first time that a "primitive understanding" of the Islamic world caused some of the problems faced by the west in Iraq and Afghanistan, and warned David Cameron his response to the terrorist crisis in north Africa shows he has not learned the painful lessons from those conflicts.

The final outcome in Congress, which opponents of the surveillance measure had conceded for weeks, seemed almost anticlimactic in contrast.

All three goals originated from his flank, including one from a free-kick he had conceded for a rash foul on Kane.

Since the weekend bombing, senior Indonesian officials have conceded for the first time that groups linked to Al Qaeda are active in their country, although President Megawati has not said so.

A defense lawyer, Beatrice Mtetwa, said state lawyers on Wednesday had conceded for the first time that state security agents had abducted Ms. Mukoko from her home in early December.

Except none of those arguments are true, and none can justify this cut to benefits, which both major political parties, and even the Business Council of Australia, have conceded for many years are way too low.

The only negative for Juventus was Moralez's goal - the first goal goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon had conceded for 744 minutes.

He has made repeated attempts to justify the highly controversial invasion, but has conceded that, for a variety of reasons, including disputes in the Bush administration, the detail and quality of post-war planning was inadequate.