Sentence examples for statement concedes from inspiring English sources

As the Treasury/Fed statement concedes: "AIG operates in over 130 countries with over 400 regulators and the company and its regulated and unregulated subsidiaries are subject to very different resolution frameworks across their broad and diverse operations without an overarching resolution mechanism".

In hyperglycaemic patients transitioning from intensive care to ward care, current recommended practice is to commence scheduled subcutaneous basal-bolus insulin regimens [ 72], although the American Diabetes Association consensus statement concedes that noninsulin agents may be appropriate in selected, stable patients who are expected to consume meals at regular intervals [ 72].

After the House passed legislation to do that, Mr. Cruz released a statement conceding it would go nowhere in the Senate and urged House Republicans to stay strong.

"I understand this today to be incompatible," Expedito's statement conceded, "but at the time I did not think that way".

As far as anyone knows, O.M.B. didn't issue a revised statement conceding that it had misinformed reporters and giving the right numbers.

On Sunday night George Papandreou, the socialist boss, dithered for so long over his statement conceding defeat that Evangelos Venizelos, a pugnacious former culture minister, was able to grab the television crews' attention and make a pitch for the party leadership.

A UK Athletics statement conceded that Ennis-Hill's progress had been "slow" but said that her coach, Toni Minichiello, and the British team doctors were "optimistic" that she would be in shape to compete in Moscow.

But today's statement conceded: "Having made thorough checks on the back of recent media reporting we have now established that covert officers were deployed during the G20 protests.

It depends on what you mean by the word "retract". As far as anyone knows, O.M.B. didn't issue a revised statement conceding that it had misinformed reporters and giving the right numbers.

The Foreign Ministry issued a statement conceding that a killing had been committed during the arson but rejecting assertions that security was lax or that police efforts to solve the crime were less than diligent.

There were no plain clothes officers deployed at all". But today's statement conceded: "Having made thorough checks on the back of recent media reporting we have now established that covert officers were deployed during the G20 protests.