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Meanings of concede the right in English
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Usage of concede the right in English
1
There was also an understanding that the State would concede the right upon terms not unreasonable.
2
To concede the right of search on the high seas was to admit a vast extension of British jurisdiction.
3
Yet we concede the right of others to think differently on these points, without being suspected of moral obtuseness or obliquity.
4
Williams, of course, abhorred episcopacy as much as they did; but he would not concede the right to impose a compulsory oath.
5
Former Socceroo David Zdrilic said on SBS conceded the right call was made.
6
But this argument concedes the right of examining the communications in question, which is denied.
7
Another conceded the right and centre of the party had been "outgunned" by the left.
8
He conceded the right of defendants to respond in Catalan, however, with a consecutive rather than simultaneous translation.
9
Yet those Governments were not founded on consent, and there was no compact conceding the right of secession.
10
"Well," said he, dryly, "I concede the right-whatwould you ask?"
11
"This is a privileged tomb; to my family and descendants has been conceded the right of visiting this place as often as they please."