Sentence examples for points were conceded from inspiring English sources

Laidlaw was off-target with a Scotland penalty from the touchline after Italy turned the ball over at the restart and De Luca returned after seven points were conceded in his absence.

It was not a time when everyone appreciated his honesty – some players were unhappy when he publicly bawled out Alun Wyn Jones for earning a yellow card at Twickenham for tripping Dylan Hartley and 17 points were conceded in his absence.

Worse was to come for Bucharest, however, with 85 points being conceded in the second half.

Once these two points are conceded, the question becomes when, and for what reason, the recognition of particular rights is either justified or illegitimate.

But, when this historical point is conceded, he remains a pioneer of the first importance.

A "fault" (and point) is conceded by hitting the ball out, catching it, touching the net during play or striking the ball four times before passing it over the net.

To a certain extent this point is conceded by the Democrats, who privately acknowledge they were thrown on the defen sive when the President used his televised veto of the origi nal bill to raise the inflation issue against a Democratic Congress.

That point is conceded already.

She argued that a minuscule number of diplomatic points have been conceded, relations are, as always, chilly, and few things have changed politically.

The basic point has been conceded, with both sides acknowledging that cultural marginalisation is a real affliction that must be countered.

The point may be conceded that the tax is so excessive that it may or will result in destroying the intrastate business of appellant; but that is precisely the point which was made in the attack upon the validity of the 10percentnt.