Sentence examples for publicly concede that from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration declined to publicly concede that the breach was committed by Chinese intelligence services.
The potential disaster has presented American officials with a public-relations quandary: the people they are trying to help won't publicly concede that there's a problem.
If there were, and though Harrick will not publicly concede that there were, they only made him tougher and stronger and better.
The five oil giants -- collectively responsible for 12.5percentt of all industrial carbon pollution since the 1850s -- now publicly concede that climate change is real.
For there to be genuine common cause in the abortion debate, the left needs to publicly concede that abortion is indeed a gruesome procedure and its use as an on-demand, no-questions-asked form of birth control carries the risk of long-term physical and psychological harm.
If, on the other hand, central to the official story is a claim that the war is a war against Al Qaeda, but senior U.S. officials publicly concede that there is no significant Al Qaeda presence today in Afghanistan, that is certainly a fact worth knowing and spreading.
I publicly conceded that I had let my own enthusiasm get the better of me and been misled.
In August of last year, Bratton publicly conceded that the video showing the choke hold that led to the death of Eric Garner was "certainly disturbing".
The Big Board's chief executive, Duncan Niederauer, has already publicly conceded that Deutsche Börse's boss, Reto Francioni, has not done the best job winning over NYSE shareholders.
Secret American intelligence assessments have concluded that Iran has obtained a cache of advanced missiles, based on a Russian design, that are much more powerful than anything Washington has publicly conceded that Tehran has in its arsenal, diplomatic cables show.
After a month of rumour and a week of media hysteria, the Roman Catholic hierarchy publicly conceded that their candidate's past collaboration with the secret police was far more than the casual contacts he had previously admitted.
