I concede.

Oh, I concede.

We will not concede...

Well, I concede that...

The powerhouse, the telephone exchange, these I concede.

Your foe has bloodied you, sir knight. Will you concede defeat?

At least one had to concede the possibility of such a thing.

We concede that there is no magic wand to overcome our country s problems.

We concede that the completion strategy must include the transfer of suspects to national jurisdictions.

Of course not, the advocates of working with him concede. But let s take a two step approach.

They are the first to concede that their growth and development strategy is at a critical juncture.

Your Honor, the defense will concede that Mrs. Manion, when dressed informally... is an astonishingly beautiful woman.

Serbia is prepared to concede only enhanced autonomy to Kosovo, and some capacity to enter into international agreements.

The authors do concede, however, that such restrictions as were imposed by the former regime have been lifted.

But Obama s team does concede one point New START fails to curtail Russia s large numerical advantage in tactical nuclear weapons.

However, we must concede that the main goal that of launching the substantive work of the Conference was not resolved.

The most likely interpretation is that those at the top no longer want to concede anything when it comes to stability.

In a concession to commonsense, they concede that people may make mistakes and, to that extent, a stimulus may be beneficial.

I concede that the reform of such an Organization is no easy task and requires the assistance of one and all.

Such debates concede that these religious concepts are generally valid, even when, as in the fundamentalists case, they simply do not apply.

In this context, the Tasmanian authorities concede that sexual orientation is an quot other status quot for the purposes of the Covenant.

Mr. Manager, don't leave without speaking a word telling me that you'll at least concede that I'm a little in the right!

You concede the necessity of going to school, we'll keep right on reading the same every night... just as we always have.

Even the most dedicated partisans of international justice concede that the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has had many shortcomings.

Even German government officials now concede that something more than fiscal belt tightening is needed to revive the economies of the eurozone periphery.

This should not, of course, be taken to mean that the patriots gushing over Lugovoi s achievement concede the justice of the British allegations.

This culminated on 5 October when half a million people from all over the country congregated in Belgrade, compelling Milošević to concede defeat.

The main differences between the leading Israeli parties are more atmospheric than real, mainly concerning how much to concede and how much to demand.

By 2008, in congressional testimony, Greenspan was willing to concede a fatal flaw in his thinking deregulated financial markets can indeed go badly wrong.

Alternatively, Livni could concede victory to Netanyahu despite her small electoral advantage, serve in his government, and pull her weight in favor of moderation.

After 48 years, men and institutions are able to concede their mistakes and can strengthen their convictions in order better to achieve their purposes.

The Commission voted that if you were a model prisoner for one year... they would concede that you had paid your obligations in full.

The centrist Liberal Democrats appeared to hold the balance of power, and stories circulated of how Heath was prepared to concede a reformed voting system.

8.2 In their submission of 25 March 1992, the authors concede that some Finnish courts have entertained claims based on article 27 of the Covenant.

I concede that there is a difference of interpretation between what the General Assembly seeks in its decisions and resolutions and what the administering Power seeks.

But for the report, it seems Jerusalem is not an issue to be negotiated, but rather one for Israel to concede unilaterally before negotiations can take place.

Everyone agreed that Internet access could dramatically help the economy, but seemed unwilling to concede that it was regarded as a political threat and thus was being delayed intentionally.

Mr. Banda did not hesitate to concede defeat and to facilitate the transfer of power to the new State President, His Excellency Mr. Bakili Muluzi, of the United Democratic Front.

During the heyday of Irish terrorism in the UK, successive British governments went out of their way not to concede to the IRA the notion that a war was being waged.

Two Baltic presidents have decided to stay home, because their hosts are not willing to concede that there is more to the history of WWII s end than the victory over Hitler.

Indeed, she had no choice but to concede and agree to far reaching changes to the EU s new fiscal compact that will ease refinancing of the crisis countries and their banks.

It is great men with great minds like Mr. de Klerk who would swiftly move to concede defeat to President Mandela, the deserving leader of the majority Government of National Unity.

After all, because biology based arguments about gender difference have historically been used to justify women s subjugation, women have been reluctant to concede any innate difference, lest it be used against them.

It was intended to be a permanent entity, but ultimately crumbled because the black African nationalists wanted a greater share of power than the dominant minority white population was willing to concede.

While we concede that the advanced countries too face a difficult economic situation, we maintain that they still have the potential and the ability to lend a helping hand to the developing world.