Sentence examples for what it conceded from inspiring English sources

The San Jose Mercury News has apologised for what it conceded was an "insensitive" headline after Simone Manuel won a historic swimming gold on Thursday night.

The ECB eased what it conceded was an unacceptable burden on Flower when it appointed Ashley Giles to a new role as the coach of England's one-day and Twenty20 squads last autumn.

Still, the administration insisted that it had what it needed -- overflight rights, limited basing rights and open political support -- to wage what it conceded would be a protracted war against Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda network and its hosts in Afghanistan.

First the automaker must pull off what it conceded would be a tough task: getting banks and other holders of $27 billion in company debt to exchange nearly all of it for GM shares -- and to do so under terms that are much worse than those offered to the U.S. Treasury and the UAW for some of the money owed to them.

But what it concedes, how it concedes it and to whom are all contingent on how those demands are made and who makes them.

During the first six months of this year, the agency said, it hired more than 2,600 re cruits to augment what it concedes is an inadequate present force of controllers.

In the letter released Monday, the 13 law professors and former government officials went further, writing that "the Justice Department's defense of what it concedes was secret and warrantless electronic surveillance of persons within the United States fails to identify any plausible legal authority for such surveillance.

The difficulty of making a choice between, on the one hand confrontation, and on the other a bargain weaker than what it had conceded to before the events of the past two days, has made the Russian side more violent in its stances, as it rises against what it considers to have been a national insult and defeat.

It is immanent, in emerging out of Buddhist thought but taking it beyond what it itself publicly concedes; negative, in employing the "democratizing" deconstructive methods of Francois Laruelle's non-philosophy; and re-descriptive, in applying Laruelle's concept of philofiction.

Instead, the firm will have to take what it can get, conceding it might not even reach $3 billion by the end of this year, most likely because of the current economic climate and the firm's recent bad bets.

So now Liverpool know what it feels like to concede three times in the second half of a European final.