Sentence examples for a concession made from inspiring English sources

Amid the broader controversy of displacement, however, it was a concession made when other alternatives were exhausted.

On the balconies above, foreign and Vietnamese tourists watched in silence, a concession made by the temple priests, who allow tour groups in exchange for much-needed dollars.

It took the form of a proclamation rather than a coronation – a concession made out of sensitivity to the economic plight of many of the unpaid Spaniards.

It's a concession made only after the organisers came under pressure from women including Britain's Chrissie Wellington, multiple winner of the World Iron Man triathlon event.

If there were no crisis under way, a national government could still appeal, but — in a concession made by Britain — would no longer have a veto.

Inspectors from the first arms panel say that allowing the Iraqis to negotiate access to sites through diplomatic or bureaucratic channels -- a concession made by the first chief inspector, Rolf Ekeus, in 1996, and built on by Secretary General Kofi Annan in Baghdad in 1998 -- gives Iraq too much power to stymie investigations or limit them to sham inspections.

As a practical matter, any concession made to suit European regulators will be made worldwide, company officials acknowledge.

The modeling of free text annotations in the tree structure, enabling the author to describe in his own words a concept or a finding, is an example of a (partial) concession made to the structured entry of data.

Mara wields the single vote the Giants have on league business, a practical concession made by Bob Tisch.

In an unusual concession, made at the conclusion of their conversation, the King said, "be assured I am fully briefed on the work you are doing with Prince Mohammed bin Nayef".

"As a former government lawyer, I know the old trick of starting with such a sweeping proposal that any concession makes you look more reasonable.