Sentence examples for it conceded that from inspiring English sources

It conceded that its bankers were refusing to provide new loans to finance its operations.

Its shares fell by 50% in a single day after it conceded that profits for its latest year would have been considerably lower had it included two off-balance-sheet entities not included in its American accounts.Invensys, a British electronics firm, blamed a slipping share price on the Enron effect and denied that its heavy indebtedness would force a rights issue.

Yet it conceded that Isis's control of its Syrian fiefdoms "remains largely unchanged".

Last month, the company outlined a four-year plan to simplify its business and to revive sales, although it conceded that investors would have to wait two years for the biggest benefits to flow through.

Five years later, it conceded that it had lied in its previous acknowledgment of lying and owned up to six more emergencies at Fukushima Daiichi that had been concealed.

From the days of 'structural adjustment', "dominant lessons" were learnt by the Bank through its own research on aid effectiveness, in which it conceded that "…donors can advise on and support, but cannot buy or induce, economic [and state] reforms.

But Woodson also conceded that "it somewhat backfired, he beat all that".

It concedes that the party's programme and statutes are constitutional.

It concedes that environmentally important areas are bound to be affected.

Rather than challenge sweat-shaming, I played right into it, conceding that I "sweat a lot".

It concedes that the sum is substantial but argues that prices would fall if more of the cars were made.