Examples of 'be conceded' in a sentence
Meaning of "be conceded"
be conceded - This phrase suggests the act of accepting or acknowledging a point, fact, or argument as valid or true, often used in discussions or debates when one party recognizes the validity of the opposing side's viewpoint
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The war against drugs must be conceded.
It must nevertheless be conceded that the ignorance is mutual.
In the longer term this argument cannot be conceded.
Whatever may be conceded to the influence of refined education.
One game only may be conceded.
It may be conceded to the mathematicians that four is twice two.
Redlines are the points that can not be conceded.
Humanitarian aid should be conceded only after specific requests.
A transitional period cannot be conceded.
It must be conceded that the idea of statutory construction trusts is brilliant.
The length of the transition period which may be conceded.
It might be conceded that in ch.
There are a number of matters that must be conceded at the outset.
And it must be conceded that motion and that which is moved exist.
The maximum length of the transitional period which may be conceded.
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It can not be conceded that a body under like impulses will move in different ways.
The scholarships are not transferable and can not be conceded to future years.
Much more will be conceded to Jacob for his tenderness for the woman Rachel.
Many barriers have yet to trespass and numerous advantages must be conceded forthwith.
It was the first goal to be conceded by Qatar during the tournament.
It was more difficult to see what might have to be conceded to Hitler.
In many cases, it has to be conceded because of extreme droughts.
Accordingly, the penalty is deemed to be conceded.
For example, actionable marketing can be conceded by applying data analytics to the product practice.
If the right to marry is a fundamental right, then it must be conceded.
A few points must be conceded to Kerry.
In accepting the pie metaphor, we concede a moral point that should not be conceded.
Cause and effect alone considered, it must be conceded that it could be blind force.
If it be conceded that in some way, does it matter what the procedure is?
Every session not cancelled at least 24h before will be conceded as a session done.
Something must be conceded to habit, to season, to country, and to age.
Only 1 game may be conceded.
It must be conceded that " Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown ".
To the Revolution ; though it must be conceded that he did unusual.
Ix ( h ) the maximum length of the transitional period which may be conceded.
Ownership will be conceded to PPC 's wholly.
Description, How many run outs will be conceded in the innings?
Will be conceded to the world . ".
Defensive arguments may often be conceded to " kick out " of positions.
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Sounds like the opposition has conceded
Teresa was generally conceded to be the more gifted
