Examples of 'have conceded' in a sentence
Meaning of "have conceded"
have conceded: This phrase means to admit or acknowledge defeat, error, or a point in an argument or competition
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They have conceded the higher ground.
All the major candidates have conceded.
Could have conceded a penalty on another day.
The number of goals this team have conceded.
We have conceded to the tyranny of the urgent.
We should not have conceded that goal.
It is a binding which both the parties have conceded to.
They have conceded to higher ground.
The banks would rather not have conceded.
You have conceded the idea of a public funeral.
They have also scored five goals and have conceded two.
I have conceded the battle.
Just three minutes to go and Leeds have conceded a penalty.
We have conceded something in advance.
The public employees in Wisconsin have conceded on wages and benefits.
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We have conceded some time but it was a good stage for me.
Yet even some hostile critics have conceded his literary talent and his influence.
Have conceded to the hostile sentiments of others far more than.
Such an admission would have conceded entirely too much to the opposition.
I have conceded that Boogulroo is the head chief and that I am here on sufferance.
An experienced analyst would have conceded that HRB offered excellent prospects.
We have conceded only one goal in the last four games.
The governments of the planet Shan have conceded that we are of a higher intelligence.
They have conceded two goals in quick succession without reply.
That goal by Pogrebnyak is the only one they have conceded in those games.
You will have conceded that these criminals were wrongly convicted.
Only West Ham have conceded more.
They have conceded three goals but scored only one.
And even the law 's supporters have conceded its imperfections.
They have conceded their cognitive ability to computers and cell phones.
Had this not been possible, the department would have conceded the appeals.
His sides have conceded just one goal in that period.
In their last two away games, they have conceded two goals each time.
Watford have conceded two or more goals in all of their visits to this stadium.
Without him, India would have conceded many more goals.
Officials have conceded the mood at the summit will likely be exceptionally tense.
As I said, sitting down at a table does not mean that we have conceded any points.
I should not have conceded their right to take me with them.
With seven minutes of the half to play, City should have conceded a penalty.
This season we have conceded too many goals to hope for anything better.
In the past three games, West Ham have conceded eight goals.
You have conceded that Roy is wrong.
No place like home: Finally, politicians have conceded there is a problem with the.
They have conceded the Earth to us.
Many non-Mormon historians, theologians, and philosophers have conceded that fact.
Americans have conceded that the insurgents in Iraq.
At best, strikes merely snatch only what, in the end, capital would have conceded anyway.
Many have conceded that Messi is already the greatest.
Extend - companies in nearly every sector have conceded that innovation requires external collaborators.
Leeds have conceded a penalty and a chance for Millwall to go in front.
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At least he conceded to the pillboxes on the beach
Sounds like the opposition has conceded
Teresa was generally conceded to be the more gifted
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
