Examples of using Conceding in English and their translations into French
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Fenby, however, draws attention to Delius's"flights of melodic poetic-prose", while conceding that the composer was contemptuous of public taste, of"giving the public
While conceding that the alleged violations had continuing effect,
Conceding themselves the emotions of a voyage capable of touching their souls
In the author's case, while conceding that the AttorneyGeneral's discretion was not absolute
While conceding the difficulty of bringing about change in male-dominated societies
issued a statement conceding that residual ink left in Epson cartridges was necessary for the printers to function properly.
scored 245 points in their six games, only conceding one try against Paraguay and two more in the final game,
Conceding oneself a dip into wellbeing composed of long rests in nature,
While conceding that I may be prejudiced against them,
Conceding that the education system in the State party might be considered elitist,
The 1978-79 League success saw Clemence set a record that was never beaten under the two points for a win system, conceding only 16 goals in the 42 league matches and just 4 at Anfield.
the Government may find itself pressured into conceding salary increases
winning the league title, Ipswich dropped into the Second Division in 1963-64, conceding 121 league goals in 42 games,
describing the great beasts as"slow-moving dunces" that were"unadaptable and unprogressive" while conceding that small dinosaurs had been more active.
CNA has sought to reduce the level of federal centralization in water resources management by conceding more operational functions to states,
which he felt, sounded too“desperate” as it stood; conceding that it should not be omitted, he agreed it could be shortened.
He also became the first player to achieve this feat without conceding a single set since Bjorn Borg in 1976,
Since its inception, the agency has sought to reduce the level of centralization in water resources administration by conceding more administrative functions to the states,
Mutual legal assistance may be afforded in relation to offences for which legal persons may be criminally liable where assistance has been requested on the basis of treaties conceding the principle of dual criminality.
without however conceding that the author was in fact tortured or ill-treated.
