Examples of using Conceded in English and their translations into Korean
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Leicester scored 28 goals in 19 home matches while Aston villa conceded only 32 in 19 away matches.
But he conceded that point when he signed into law in 2010 an agreement with Republicans to extend the Bush tax cuts two more years.
However, the peloton never conceded more than 20″ and reeled them in on the fifth lap, leaving a five-man
it is probably an unprovable theory," Wainwright conceded.
The chief of Brazil's Armed Forces' Joint Staff, Lieutenant-Brigadier Raul Botelho, conceded to reporters that one aim of the operation was to restore“a positive perception of the country.”.
The nurse removed the cuff from my arm, conceded that my blood pressure was“a little elevated,” and then added,“The doctor will be in shortly with your biopsy results.”.
She never conceded either point to me, but I noticed that whenever Big Tobacco brought out a new and“safer” cigarette to the market- from allegedly superior filters to low-tar“light” cigs touted as healthier- she always made the switch.
She never conceded either point to me, but I noticed that whenever Big Tobacco brought out a new and“safer” cigarette to the market-from allegedly superior filters to low-tar“light” cigs touted as healthier-she always made the switch.
I did," conceded Mr. Milliken.
However, they also conceded it can have positive effects in connecting young people with others, and living without it might even be more ostracising.
Spain in November 1940; Spain conceded to protect British rights in the area and promised not to fortify the area.
Testifying before the Senate on Wednesday, National Security Agency Deputy Director John Inglis conceded that the bulk collection of phone records of millions of Americans under Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act has been key in stopping only one terror plot- not the dozens officials had previously said.
who never conceded defeat, but it did convince César-François Cassini who made the difficult decision to change sides in the arguments
The fact, then, that man has capacity for appreciating a revelation of the Divine plan, taken in connection with the conceded character of his Creator, is an abundant reason for expecting that God would grant such a revelation, in such time and manner as his wisdom approved.
Yet in one sense,' she conceded,‘the international Occupy movement's failure to produce sound legislative proposals is understandable:
Even Watkins concedes this point.
Power concedes nothing without demands.
Power concedes nothing without demands.”.
Power concedes nothing without demands.”.
Power concedes nothing without demand.”.