Sentence examples similar to intending to concede from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's spokesman said the government did not intend to concede ground.

Accepting enrichment was America's strongest negotiating card, and while Obama always envisioned Iran keeping enrichment, he intended to concede this point at the end of the negotiations.

Mrs. Clinton's remarks, in the course of introducing State Comptroller H. Carl McCall at a lunch at the Harvard Club in Manhattan marking the 27th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, were meant to demonstrate that she did not intend to concede what has been a potent issue for Democrats running for statewide office in New York, notwithstanding Mr. Giuliani's views on the issue.

The Lightning insisted on procuring plenty that visiting Animo Leadership never intended to concede in a 42-7 nonleague victory.

A participant's intention represents the others as intending to do their parts in some way (Searle seems to concede this point in his later work; cf. Searle 2010: 15).

Gray phoned Salmond on Friday lunchtime to concede defeat and later told BBC Scotland he intended to stand down as the Scottish Labour leader in the autumn.

But even they seemed to concede from their questions that the Commerce Clause had evolved into something very different from what was intended at the Constitutional Convention.

Al Gore needs to concede.

Most refused to concede his guilt.

"You fight not to concede a goal.

Mr. Somare refused to concede defeat.