Sentence examples for members conceded from inspiring English sources

Some members conceded that having the nanny do the work was tempting.

Other prominent party members also lost their seats in what party members conceded was a rout.

Even E.P.A. staff members conceded a host of legal and policy hurdles.

Board members conceded that they had little authority to enforce the resolution.

"It sets up a completely different dynamic for audience members," conceded Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's artistic director.

Indeed, some council members conceded that there were parts of the mayor's plan -- its emphasis on homeowners, for example -- that definitely played better in their districts.

Another occasion sees teenage gang members concede their fathers were useless role models.

Family members concede it would be easier if their Aunt Ette was to move to an assisted-living community.

But even commission members and staff members concede that it is difficult to determine the impact of nonpartisan elections on New York through comparison with other cities because of New York's unique size, political history and other characteristics.

Privately, many party members concede that her unwillingness to thrust herself into the hurly-burly of politics is a real problem -- as is the fact that she is a politically inexperienced Italian woman who became an Indian citizen after marriage.

If Members concede on some of these points in advance of the Summit - a week or ten days in advance of the Summit - there is a political risk for them, whereas if such a concession is in the spirit of compromise nearer to the Summit, there is easier justification for giving a concession.