Neither side will concede.

Despite this, Dubinina does concede that women's voices are often ignored in political discussions.

Whatever one thinks of American military intervention, one must concede that it has altered the region s dynamics.

Of course not, the advocates of working with him concede. But let s take a two step approach.

Serbia is prepared to concede only enhanced autonomy to Kosovo, and some capacity to enter into international agreements.

The Sunni Shia rivalry means that Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries will concede no meaningful role to Iran.

The United States, for example, will concede a little bit of CO2 reduction if China will do the same.

But Obama s team does concede one point New START fails to curtail Russia s large numerical advantage in tactical nuclear weapons.

In a concession to commonsense, they concede that people may make mistakes and, to that extent, a stimulus may be beneficial.

I concede that speedruns, in which the Roger Bannisters of our electronic age complete entire games in record time, are entertaining.

Saddam knew that he didn t have weapons of mass destruction, but he was unwilling to concede the right of inspectors to ask.

Such debates concede that these religious concepts are generally valid, even when, as in the fundamentalists case, they simply do not apply.

So Sweden's Social Democrats don't have to concede much to remain remarkably strong even if this weakens the integrity of Swedish democracy.

The protest movement Occupy Central with Love and Peace has promised to peacefully take over downtown Hong Kong if authorities don't concede.

Even the most dedicated partisans of international justice concede that the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has had many shortcomings.

This should not, of course, be taken to mean that the patriots gushing over Lugovoi s achievement concede the justice of the British allegations.

Both pro Ukrainian and pro Russian Crimean bloggers were willing to concede that media in their own country aren't always truthful or unbiased.

The main differences between the leading Israeli parties are more atmospheric than real, mainly concerning how much to concede and how much to demand.

Today, many former officials associated with those policies, such as Mushahid Hussain, a former information minister, concede that Pakistan should have contained militancy long ago.

Perpetrators of violent acts rarely concede that they are aggression pure and simple, rather than actions in defense of life, liberty, or some other important value.

By 1924, Griffith had dropped out and the company was facing a crisis either bring in others to help support a costly distribution system or concede defeat.

In Europe, the establishment of the European Research Council (ERC) is entering a decisive phase, with crucial implications concerning the role we are prepared to concede to scientific curiosity.

We cannot be sure what impact the mission had on Wade s ultimate decision to concede defeat to Sall, but knowing that the region was watching must have focused his mind.

Let us concede that child marriage, female circumcision, and the like are not found reprehensible by many societies but let us also ask the victims of these practices how they feel.

Indeed, she had no choice but to concede and agree to far reaching changes to the EU s new fiscal compact that will ease refinancing of the crisis countries and their banks.

During the heyday of Irish terrorism in the UK, successive British governments went out of their way not to concede to the IRA the notion that a war was being waged.

After all, because biology based arguments about gender difference have historically been used to justify women s subjugation, women have been reluctant to concede any innate difference, lest it be used against them.

The trick is to know how and where to set boundaries that concede neither too much nor too little to those with a vested interest, for good reasons or bad, in avoiding scrutiny.

Why did the Greek government concede to terms that not only controverted its own promises, but also closely resembled those that voters had overwhelmingly rejected in a popular referendum barely a week earlier?

For starters, there is little or nothing that other EU governments can concede on the free movement of people, which is enshrined in the founding document of European integration, the 1957 Treaty of Rome.

As he admitted in a recent interview with the Palestinian newspaper Al Quds, if pressured to concede on sacred Palestinian principles such as refugees, Jerusalem, and borders, he would pack his suitcase and go away.

Or he could have adopted a less aggressive strategy Concede from the start the German principle that debts are sacrosanct and then show that austerity could be eased without any reduction in the face value of Greek debt.

These wise men, advisers one and all to President Bill Clinton and other presidents, all seem to concede that the failure of the proposed Camp David accord in 2000 could not, after all, be laid solely at Arafat s door.

While Majd tends to view the policies and intentions of the current administration in a generally favourable light, when pressed on its poor performance on human rights and support of the brutal Assad government, he has to concede there is still much to be desired

As the sex texting former United States Congressman Anthony Weiner is painfully learning, there is such a thing as too much information. The trick is to know how and where to set boundaries that concede neither too much nor too little to those with a vested interest, for good reasons or bad, in avoiding scrutiny.

In this tense climate, the northern candidate, Alassane Ouattara, a Muslim and former senior official at the International Monetary Fund, was denied the right to run in the 2005 presidential election. The winner, the southerner Laurent Gbagbo, then refused to concede his defeat by Ouattara in 2010, leading to violent conflict and fear of a long and potentially genocidal civil war.

The first round forced Wade into a run off with Macky Sall, at which point the AU promptly sent an Elections Observer Mission, drawn from 18 African countries, to assess whether the elections were legal and the results reflected the will of the Senegalese people. We cannot be sure what impact the mission had on Wade s ultimate decision to concede defeat to Sall, but knowing that the region was watching must have focused his mind.