Examples of using Conceded in English and their translations into Arabic
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Point conceded.
He conceded to Sophie on everything.
The State party has conceded this.
They conceded to all your demands.
The Chancellor has conceded on every front.
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At 8:20 this evening, the Widow Sherman conceded.
Underwood conceded already.
I haven't worn garters since Nixon conceded.
And conceded the presidency, we wouldn't be here right now.
With regard to option 2(“no such provision”), he reluctantly conceded that that option might in the end have to be adopted.
He conceded, however, that the term" review conferences" might be open to misinterpretation.
While most processes did indeed begin at the local level, he conceded that action should eventually encompass a much wider arena.
However, he also conceded that the Working Group on Security Council reform had succeeded in taking a few small steps.
In October 1905,Nicholas reluctantly issued the famous October Manifesto, which conceded the creation of a national Duma(legislature) to be called without delay.
The Government had conceded in its report and presentation that few trafficking cases had been prosecuted.
Ms. Parker just conceded there are no witnesses.
He however conceded that with increased attention to the question of universal jurisdiction such consideration might be inevitable in the future.
While higher education for women was a matter of choice, she conceded that marriage placed educational limitations on wives, especially when they became pregnant.
In August the Minister conceded that there was no chance that assets freeze legislation could be passed by the present Legislature.
Later that month, Aso conceded that his family's mine had used POW labour.
At the same time, he conceded that it was difficult to lay down general rules, since the outcome was linked to the facts of each case.
For example, both the Federation and the Republika Srpska conceded in July 1996 that their laws relating to abandoned property were contrary to basic human rights.
The investigators conceded that if the camera had been synchronised to a reliable source like the ATM machine, then the wrongful arrest would not have been made.
Not only Japan, but also the world conceded it as a view that has many features that lure a lot of people.
In addition, as conceded by DPKO, there is a need to address the challenges associated with training, interoperability and affordability.
Cameron subsequently conceded that his action had failed to secure any safeguards for the UK.
Some Israeli officials have conceded that the destruction of this purely civilian installation was indeed unwise.
On 10 May 2006, counsel conceded that their client no longer ran any risk of being deported to Tunisia now that he had been granted subsidiary protection.
By letter of 30 June 1998, the State party conceded that the communication was admissible since the authors had exhausted all available domestic remedies.
The National Observatory for Human Rights has conceded in its annual report for 1996 that places of detention exist which are outside the control legally stipulated by law.