Sentence examples for a concession of from inspiring English sources

The union's offer reflects a concession of about $200 million a year.

Gaining a concession of this magnitude, particularly from an oil giant, is a noteworthy achievement.

"It is not a concession of our legal position," said David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer.

After a legal tussle Anil undercut his brother by bidding for a concession of nine years and 11 months.

In a concession of sorts, he started putting my brother and me into his slides — "giving the rocks scale".

(A concession of an additional day was later added so that the New Year's Day football games could be sponsored by tobacco advertising).

"Our country will never make a concession on the matter of sovereignty," he added.

One of them, COSCO, has a concession to run part of Greece's biggest port.

Expressing or declaring an intention and adding 'I know …' is only a way of revealing that one has made up one's mind, or of an expression of a concession, or of that one has finally made a difficult decision.

Yet from an investment perspective this week's restructuring represents something of a concession to conventionality.

The decision represents a vivid concession of old-fashioned tradition to new technology.