Examples of using To concede in English and their translations into Danish
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I think… that's a concess… I don't think it's something we want to concede.
That's a concess… I don't think it's something we want to concede. I think.
Before all the votes were even counted, Kerry called Bush to concede defeat and congratulate him on his victory.
the acid test we apply is what gains in efficiency is the Council prepared to concede that the Commission- in its field offices in Luxembourg, for example- has achieved?
the strike spread and the bosses and their fascist friends realised it would be better to concede something.
But after all it was a Danish Government- although not yours- that stubbornly refused to concede more rights to the European Parliament in the negotiations of the conference of governments- in agreement, alas, with a few other governments.
The Member States are unwilling to concede to the European Union the full responsibility for a comprehensive policy
the Anunnaki were forced to concede the game to Heaven.
You know what, I'm sorry. I got to concede that you are a very busy man
Secondly, I am glad to concede that the report has not only pointed out ways for industrial consumers to save energy,
as the Spanish ruling class has already made it clear it is not prepared to concede.
it is hard not to concede that a minor miracle has been achieved.
there are currently certain signals that some prime ministers are preparing to concede us the convention but then to withdraw their own representatives from it.
otherwise we will be forced to concede them to other powers which are fully aware of the advantages of unity and size.
conference at the beginning of 1982, but left it, as most countries were prepared to concede, to determine its own agenda
One thing, though, I am willing to concede: what we have experienced here is further proof that our administrative structures are so unbelievably complicated in some areas that an accession country cannot,
If this Commission took until 2000 to concede that submarines existed, then whom are you trying to convince
The report ignores the fact that while relentless pressure exists on European farmers to concede free trade in agricultural products, we have no
forcing Apple finally to concede that they were wrong and apologize.
forcing Apple finally to concede that….