Sentence examples for that would concede from inspiring English sources
They could not accept the idea of a Middle Eastern political order, an accommodation that would concede Israel a permanent place on what they insisted were Islamic lands.
Hamas looks unlikely to agree; that would concede too much in its power struggle with Fatah.
"It was very nice that Danny Kennedy would concede that he was quite amused by the headline himself".
It appears that in 1801 Miranda scarcely hoped that England would concede this command to him.
I never felt for one minute that we would concede a goal, apart from that one in the fashion we did.
The Indonesian declarer won with his ace, drew trumps and said that he would concede if West had the heart ten as well as the queen.
Many Afghans and outside analysts fear that decentralization would concede slices of the country to the Taliban, giving them freedom to attack Kabul, provide safe havens to Al Qaeda or disfigure the faces of runaway brides.
In his interview he gave one of the clearest indications yet that he would concede an in-out refrendum on Britain's EU membership as part of a second coalition deal with the Conservative Party.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has appeared on Russian television to confirm that Syria would concede control of its chemical weapons.
On Sunday Amazon announced that it would concede to Macmillans new pricing scheme but only because the publisher had a monopoly on its books and without agreeing, Amazon would have no way to offer them to customers.
However, Boies said he was confident that Trump would concede the election to Clinton if he lost.
