Sentence examples similar to specifically concede from inspiring English sources
Neither the Balfour Declaration nor the mandate ever specifically conceded that Palestinians had political, as opposed to civil and religious, rights in Palestine.
Without commenting on Trump specifically, McDougal conceded that she had a growing awareness of the broader implications of the President's situation.
I don't know where he went after that specifically," he conceded as the Boston area lockdown was lifted shortly after 6pm on Friday.
Moreover, in Mesarosh the Solicitor General conceded only that he believed that a witness against defendants had given testimony in other proceedings that was 'untrue.' There was no evidence that the witness had committed perjury, and the Solicitor General specifically refused to concede that he had.
Specifically, Paul wanted the administration to concede that it couldn't legally assassinate Americans on U.S. soil.
Yes, they will concede that it is set, like all their work, in Belgium – specifically, the industrial suburb of Seraing, where they were born.
While it complains that the FISA applications did not reveal the source of Christopher Steele's funding and thus did not concede his potentially partisan bent it never says (much less proves) that the feds knew specifically who provided that funding.
I concede, Mr. President.
