Examples of using To concede in English and their translations into Polish
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Germany's friendship and willingness to concede to our wishes may be brought to the snapping-point.
Clients will appreciate that you're willing to concede when they clearly don't want to work with you at the moment.
The bride's relatives did not want to concede"superiority" too,
I find it very difficult to concede that a collection of ones and zeroes is a suspect in a homicide.
You want the Federation to concede so the convoys will stop
the bourgeois parties to concede to us the few immediate successes that can be gained.
she is under certain conditions ready to concede the dwelling for this purpose.
when one side has suffered enough pain it's willing to concede its principles?
A war? A state of affairs in which resolution only comes it's willing to concede its principles. when one side has suffered enough pain?
In the long run, his views lost out, as subsequent British Cabinets were forced to concede full rights to Catholics in 1829 while imposing new voting restrictions in Ireland and thus disenfranchising poorer Catholics.
But Shebsey-Hirsch, the old person of seventy with something years who was here the real tsar did not want to concede, and in particular depressed him that against it the fourteen-year-old boy acts.
thus far only English team both to score and to concede 100 goals in a season.
You have to concede it.
Sometimes you have to concede.
Respondents appear to concede as much.
You are willing to concede defeat?
The party wants you to concede.
Brom had to concede his rival another victory.
Of course, Janus refused to concede defeat.
You only have to concede to one demand.