'I'd like to
concede and congratulate all those who won the elections.
Up until the December fixture against Burnley, in which Gomez suffered his injury, the Reds had conceded just six goals, despite being expected to
concede 12.7 based on shots from the opposing team.
Turin: Veteran defender Giorgio Chiellini has urged Juventus to recover their defensive solidity as he vowed not to
concede a goal in their crucial match against Serie A leaders Napoli away on Friday.
"Maybe it was a bit naive to
concede the goals the way we did.
They do
concede fewer goals against them though when Krul between the sticks, 2.1 per game as opposed to 2.6 per game.
"With a team like this you are always taking risks and if you make a mistake you
concede a goal," he added.
We didn't score, but we can't
concede a counter-attack like this.
1 : to admit to be true <The candidate had to
concede defeat.>
While Justice Scalia does not
concede that we have executed an innocent person, he does acknowledge the risk of that happening, albeit one that is so small that it's barely there.
Under the new guidelines the IRS will not settle unless taxpayers
concede (agree to the disallowance of) 100% of the claimed losses or deductions, reduced only by the amount of transaction costs up to 10% of such claimed losses or deductions.
As explained in TEI's Comments Foster Taxpayer Victories in Pennsylvania, there were positive indications that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania had decided to
concede two cases involving the issue of when deferred compensation becomes subject to the Commonwealth's personal income tax.
It is reasonable not to
concede adjustments until adequate substantiation is received and the items in question are verified.
