Sentence examples for occasion conceded from inspiring English sources

She has, on occasion, conceded her errors with qualifiers, but has mostly stood her ground.

On rare occasions, he conceded, individual justices could be identified as being "more conservative" or "more liberal".

On some occasions, he conceded, he had to accept that police procedures "don't fit with what is fiction".

On one occasion, Dr. Petit conceded, he had said one reason he had not escaped earlier from the house to seek help was that he had thought he was being watched on video by the intruders.

And the CFMA -- key legislation that was "one of the main causes of the collapse in '08," enabling the great recession -- is an enormous embarrassment that her husband on occasion reluctantly has conceded was drafted by his top aides and signed into law by him with great enthusiasm.

Having come up just short on three occasions, Grainger concedes that she was "embarrassingly happy rather than relieved" to finally win Olympic gold at her fourth attempt.

English reckons to have seen the inside of a prison cell on more than 30 occasions – but concedes that some were a result of a misspent youth robbing gas stations – and has often been threatened.

But Wales have an impressive recent record over England, having beaten them on the last three occasions without conceding a try.

On some occasions, the report conceded: "It was an accepted... practice to cut off either one or both hands from a body that could not be brought in... and where there was no other means of identification".

On that occasion Mr Montealegre swiftly conceded defeat.This time he says that he won the election, and that the PLC is being robbed of victory by fraud both in Managua and in León, the second city.

It was the fifth occasion that Tranmere have conceded at least four goals in a match this season.