England s goalkeeper was criticized for the amount of goals he conceded.

He added that athletes had access to dry land training in the morning, but conceded that was not ideal.

In addition, as conceded by DPKO, there is a need to address the challenges associated with training, interoperability and affordability.

The mayor conceded, however, that no precise figures exist, as people come and go and the registration system is still inaccurate.

He conceded that some athletes were bothered by the water, but said that was a result of efforts to clean the pool.

Local authorities conceded in order to preserve stability in Aru territory, merely requesting that Nyakuni and Mugabe pay a tax forfeit in compensation.

The failure to respect this portion of the guarantee, as conceded by State Secretary Dahlgren, raised of itself serious doubts as to the fulfilment of the remaining commitments.

It is generally agreed that the summit was largely a failure. Annan himself conceded as much in the speech he gave at the opening of the 60th UN General Assembly.

Rangers conceded a free kick and Livingston worked an opening, Declan Gallagher and Robinson combining to set up Menga, who took a touch and scored from the centre of the box.

Now that the play is over and the applause has died down, it is time to check the balance sheet and see how much Obama achieved and how much he conceded.

And Dr. Robicsek reeled back in his chair, but quickly gathered his wits, leaned forward and said, Well, that is true, but I'll bet you went to the movie with a grandchild. Well, yes, I did, conceded Mr. Milliken.

The British comedian Spike Milligan may have wanted the chance to prove that money couldn t buy him happiness. But he undoubtedly would have conceded that other factors like good health and close friends did much to improve his state of mind.

On 15 July 2004, the State party conceded that the author has exhausted domestic remedies, after his appeal against the decision of 19 January 2004 of the Danish Immigration Service was dismissed by the Immigration Board on 28 June 2004.

The trick, Zhou stressed, is to assign weights to each of the four goals in the multi objective policy function. He conceded that the weighting problem has now been seriously complicated by the new need to pay greater attention to financial stability.

7.4 Based on the experience of the Office both in the present case and in general, it is conceded that the legal and institutional system in Hungary is not ready yet to ensure the internationally expected, coordinated, comprehensive and effective protection and support for the victims of domestic violence.

10.2 The Committee has ascertained, in accordance with article 5, paragraphs (a) and (b), of the Optional Protocol, that the same matter is not being examined under another international procedure of investigation or settlement, and that the author has exhausted domestic remedies, as conceded by the State party.

NEW YORK Increasingly, corporations are under pressure, often from activist non governmental organizations, to take on specific corporate social responsibility (CSR) obligations. But the fact that CSR is being demanded, and occasionally conceded, does not ensure clarity about either its rationale or the ways in which it should be undertaken.

That is pretty much how most people reacted to the stories about bankers bonuses, when the great crash of 2007 2008 wiped out banks, businesses, shareholders savings, growth, and jobs. There was, as one banker charmingly conceded, a bit of asymmetry between what bankers were being paid and what their banks had lost.

In a September 2003 speech in Kuala Lumpur, then Managing Director Horst Köhler conceded that temporary capital controls can provide relief against volatile inflows from the rest of the world. He was presumably acknowledging that the Fund had it wrong when it criticized Malaysia for imposing such controls at the height of the Asian crisis.

As agreed in the pact, India withdrew its military escorts from Tibet, and conceded to the Chinese government, at a reasonable price, the postal, telegraph, and public telephone services operated by the Indian government in the Tibet region of China. For its part, China repeatedly violated the eight year pact, ultimately mounting the trans Himalayan invasion of 1962.

When an economy is suffering from high unemployment and weak aggregate demand, spending cuts are contractionary. Romney conceded this point recently, acknowledging that the fiscal cliff the expiration of Bush era tax cuts at the end of this year, combined with large spending cuts already scheduled to take effect would push the economy back into recession.

The OBR, reviewing its recent mistakes, accepted that the average fiscal multiplier over the two years would have needed to be 1.3 more than double our estimate to fully explain the weak level of GDP in 2011 12. The IMF has conceded that multipliers have actually been in the 0.9 and 1.7 range since the Great Recession.

One of Blair s character flaws is self righteousness, an excessive confidence perhaps an extrapolation of his Christian faith that he knows what is correct, and is therefore entitled to act accordingly. In the case of the Iraq war, Blair has never conceded that the war was mistaken in conception or disastrous in practice for him, it was still the right thing to do.

At the same news conference, Martin E. Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, conceded that preventing the Syrian government s use of chemical weapons would require such clear, comprehensive intelligence that obtaining it is almost unachievable. Appearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee on April 17, Dempsey added that he had no confidence that US forces could secure the arsenal given the number of sites.

It notes the State party's argument that the President of the court in which injunction proceedings were pending had no ties with the law firm in question and that the author conceded, in his own comments on the State party's observations, that the judge who considered his case was employed as a full time judge and not a practising lawyer with the law firm in question.

11.6 In the present case, and as the State party has conceded that the author's removal would constitute an interference with his family life, the Committee considers that a decision by the State party to deport the father of a family with two minor children and to compel the family to choose whether they should accompany him or stay in the State party is to be considered interference with the family.