In South Africa, the nationalist newspaper Die Transvaaler crowed: "While trying to prop up with words the whitewashed façade of lib- eralism, the British government has had, in practice, to concede the demands of apartheid".
Worried that the Communists were going to take over the city and the state, New Delhi conceded the demand for the state of Maharashtra, with Bombay as its capital.
As Mr Oppenheimer concedes, the demand for diamonds "can only be assured if the consumer retains his or her belief in the diamond as a symbol of love, purity and natural and enduring beauty...and untainted by conflict".
Several firms not connected with the Motor-Cab Proprietors Associationn have conceded the demands of the men and a few more cabs were plying for hire, but the position shows no substantial improvement.
It is the general opinion here that the Grand Council of the Turkish Empire will in the end agree to concede the reasonable demands of the allies, for the members, aware of the unpreparedness and demoralization of the Turkish army, know that a resumption of hostilities can have only one result — the disappearance of the Turk as a factor in Europe.
Over the months the university conceded demand after demand, but the strikers only upped the ante.
Executives know that to concede the writers' noneconomic demands would lead to a radical shift in industry power.
General Musharraf could refuse to concede the opposition's demands, suspend or dismiss parliament and try to carry on the business of government by decree.
Refusing to concede the point, Brady demands that the governor publish a list of all prisoners released under MGT-Push.
Melton expects the current stocks will supply qualified recipients for six months or more, but he concedes the true demand is hard to gauge.
By the time the union had conceded the employers' demands and practically begged Ratcliffe to put the deal back on the table, most workers were simply glad to have kept their jobs.
