Examples of using Concede in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is not an inexpensive project, I concede.
in the end will have to concede to your demands.
great enemy of Mohammed, had to concede when he placed the Prophet at the very heart of his Inferno.
The researches done so far concede that the children of middle-class families are more likely to become obese because of their tendency to have snacks in between meals.
I think that the Crown would concede that those facts would be established except for---.
You will have to concede that he is well-versed
also its rivals concede nothing, except the fact that they will not have such a friend as you.
We must concede that there are presently no detailed Darwinian accounts of the evolution of any biochemical
Yet, even Zidane must concede that Bale should remain a key player.
Eventually we have had to concede that there is no physical labor that couldn't be replicated,
Catholic theologians concede that there is no reliable evidence that Peter was ever in charge of the church of Rome as supreme head or bishop.
but I have to concede you have done very well.
the bourgeoise may sometimes concede certain partial reforms while remaining on the basis of the existing social-economic system.
now I must concede the possibility of the transfer of syphilis by means of the vaccine.
And as the night hours drew on, I had to concede that Theo was probably right.
his brother's pride was too great to let him concede.
44 percent concede that they have been underinvesting in cyber-security.
the bourgeoisie may sometimes concede certain partial reforms while remaining on the basis of the existing social-economic system.
Rail officials concede that the resurrection of the line is a political rather than a commercial necessity.
That's a huge number, analysts concede, but it may provide some certainty to investors who had worried the payments could be much higher.