How to pronounce “conceding” in English

And in our case, the government couldn't even argue that it had a need to protect children.But instead of graciously conceding that the annoy provision was unconstitutional, Janet Reno's underlings came up with a shameless interpretation of the law that would rescueit. The government now claimed that the law didn't mean what it said. It did not, in fact, outlaw indecent communications at all. The government said the provision prohibiting quote "obscene,

And he always spoke in that way to me.He hated the idea of conceding to normal circumstances, or in any sense, showing weakness.His big obsession was weakness.

York City the next day for the Senator's speech after the Montana and South Dakota primaries.This speech would be her last before conceding to Barack Obama.Eric said that if I wanted to come, the event would take place at Baruch College with a fabulous- sounding after-party at the Gramercy Park Hotel. He would happily get me in.

trying to trash and discredit Gore. It was impossible to imagine Gore referring to Ebell as Myron. Ebell's full-time job was to keep alive the impression that the scientific debatewas wide open, and yet here he was conceding that climate change was a problem, though an easily solved one, that levels of greenhouse gas were rising and that this would eventuallyneed to be addressed. It felt surprising, but it shouldn't have. As those who tracked him over the years had pointed out, Ebell was always dependably opposed to climate action,

That type of situation makes me learn about myself, about how to deal with the pressure because being a player and being a coach is completely different.But on the other side of the game, the fact is we're conceding a lot of goals as well.

- Quick pause for a bathroom break if it's okay.in the Confederacy from their point of view. And Lincoln, who's not conceding the right of states to secede. They're, they're temporarily out

a potentially ambiguous usage.And interestingly, in the "Radio 4" discussion on the "World at One," Stig Abell began by immediately concedingthat he realized now that the sense of full was perfectly acceptable-- made me wonder why he didn't look it up in the dictionary