Just conceding that I'll win?

Most minutes without conceding a goal Juventus, 910 minutes, from 24 February 2002 until February 23, 2014.

Aron preferred demonizing fellow intellectuals as alarmists than conceding that the Cold War might eventuate in a nuclear holocaust.

China s leaders need to be persuaded that conceding this point does not imply letting Taiwan move towards de jure independence.

In fact, this is the only war in American history in which the government negotiated a peace by conceding everything demanded by the enemy.

They are comfortable with protracted uncertainty about who is right even in bitter debates, conceding gaps in their knowledge and granting legitimacy to opposing views.

This does not necessarily mean that we are conceding anything in advance, but simply that we are ready to sit down at the negotiating table.

5.3 While conceding that the reduction of commuter traffic was a legitimate policy objective, the author argues that this purpose cannot be pursued by discriminatory measures.

Opinion in the City of London tends to favor a middle way, which would allow the UK to cling to the benefits of the single market, without conceding unified regulation.

While conceding States ample discretion in adopting anti terrorism measures, ICCPR and most other human rights instruments also specify certain rights that may not be derogated from even during emergency situations.

The State party, while conceding the occurrence of police torture and violent clashes between political opponents, nevertheless considers that the higher levels of the judiciary display a significant degree of independence.

The Kibaki government should be acknowledged for gracefully conceding defeat, but true credit goes to the Kenyan public for its unwillingness to allow the authorities to dispense with the rule of law.

While conceding that prisoners are not entitled to absolutely equal remuneration, he submits that any differentiation must be justified by reasonable and objective criteria and must be proportionate in the individual circumstances.

Others, while conceding these points, stressed that these matters appear quite different to the P 5 and E 10, who generally got more of a voice when the President guided the process.

4.4 While not conceding the substance of the author's complaint, the State party submits that his circumstances have changed his concerns have been met and there is no longer any complaint to answer.

Indeed, non violence could only work against opponents vulnerable to a loss of moral authority that is, governments responsive to domestic and international public opinion, and thus capable of being shamed into conceding defeat.

Therefore, while not conceding any veto power to the Islanders, we intend to gain a better understanding of their lifestyle and their viewpoints in order to reach agreements for the benefit of all concerned.

Opinion in the City of London tends to favor a middle way, which would allow the UK to cling to the benefits of the single market, without conceding unified regulation. That will be hard to pull off.

The strong sense of urgency which Members of the United Nations now feel about decolonization is emphasized in the way in which the Declaration denounces quot pretexts quot without conceding that there might be reasons for delay.

The picture remains encouraging, with 92 per cent of the 140 reporting States indicating they had the legal means in place to enforce the travel ban and only 7 per cent or 11 States conceding they lacked adequate legislation.

While conceding that many of the basic factors in the cases of the complainant and his wife are the same and that the circumstances coincide to a considerable degree , the current complainant is the individual at most serious risk of torture.

Counsel rejects the claims that there has been a significant improvement in the complainant's situation during the summer of 2004, conceding only that the situation is an improvement on the one that prevailed just after his return, and arguing that as late as March 2004 the complainant was detained in a very small cell without adequate hygiene facilities and proper access to water.