Sentence examples for which conceded from inspiring English sources

The predominant feature of England's tournament has been the defence, which conceded only two tries in five games.

They had the best defence in the league, built around the captain, Pierluigi Frosio, which conceded only 16 goals.

Australia, which conceded two penalty tries, was forced by injuries to name its most inexperienced front row in almost three decades.

The passage in 1881 of William Gladstone's Land Act, which conceded the principle that fair rents could be judicially determined, presented Parnell with a serious test of statesmanship.

Knight's article was published by Deutsche Welle, which conceded that "on occasion" it has also sought official authorisation for its interviews.

The Italian club drew level in the group with Valencia, which conceded two late goals to draw 2-2 at Slavia Prague.

This consumer displeasure has not escaped the attention of Subaru, which concedes that lackluster gas mileage has cost it sales.

Since this was a pair game scored by match points, in which conceding an unnecessary overtrick could have been expensive, East now cashed the club ace.

A plan proposed last summer to give shareholders veto power over moves by companies to dole out stock options is stalled at the Securities and Exchange Commission, which concedes that the rule will not go into effect in time for annual shareholder meetings.

First is the tone, which concedes the deep seriousness of Tasso's telling of the First Crusade and yet manages a half smile -- and not a disrespectful one -- at the conventions and content of opera seria.

Another solution, which concedes that Socrates's proposition "is true and false at the same time", is rejected as sacrificing too much.