Sentence examples for will be conceded from inspiring English sources

The barrier route runs, in some places, up to 12 miles deep into the West Bank, but settlements on the Israeli side of it are, broadly speaking, "consensus settlements" – ones that Israelis assume will be conceded to the Jewish state in peace negotiations with the Palestinians.

David Haye will be conceding 37lbs to Dereck Chisora when the British rivals meet at Upton Park on Saturday night.

Of more immediate concern to Popovic will be conceding four goals, some of which were given away in uncharacteristically sloppy fashion.

Aston Villa need to get a hold of the situation otherwise they will be conceding again.

They have underwritten the legitimacy of the Republicans' framing of our problems, and they ensured that -- in budget negotiations to come -- even more ground will have to be conceded to the conservative agenda.

Ferguson and Mourinho can call on an array of goalscorers but will be concerned about conceding too many at the other end.

Whatever is conceded will never be enough, and will simply embolden them.

"Progress will be slow," conceded Klaus Leggewie, a German political analyst.

Some Pakistanis believe Washington will be willing to concede at least some of Pakistan's aim to give the Taliban political representation within a broad-based government, in return for an end to the fighting.

East will be forced to concede a ninth trick to your club queen.

Still, with thirty-three films on show, even scowling skeptics will be forced to concede the breadth, as well as the intensity, of his achievement.