Sentence examples for a concession with from inspiring English sources

This release, many Israelis said, was too painful a concession with too little in return.

In 1933 Socal signed a concession with the Saudi state, forming the California Arabian Standard Oil Company, or Casoc.

Had the incinerator been developed through a concession with a private investor, Harrisburg's balance sheet would look a lot brighter today.

"If it's making money, why not keep it open?" Mr. Hontalas said that until 2010, Louis' also held a concession with the federal government, but when the contract came up for bid, the Park Service suggested a lease instead.

But while Louis' contract is a lease, exempting it from closing under the shutdown, Cliff House holds a concession with the Park Service, a designation that requires it to close.

Podgorny had been able to win support from the hardline communists due to Brezhnev's liberal-minded policy regarding Yugoslavia, military disarmament deals with the First World, and forcing East Germany into a concession with West Germany in the Berlin negotiations.

And no, I don't mean a water concession with a price regulated by the government, I mean true laissez faire in water supply.

It's still a store today, a park concession, with many of its vintage fittings intact.

There is a concession stand, with Eggbert cookies and wooden Eggbert tree ornaments for sale.

I was waiting on line at a concession stand with my 5-year-old son.

What was once a funky little out-of-the-way field — where a car in 1979 was probably inappropriately parked — is now a concession area with jumbo television screens, a barbecue chicken stand, an ice cream kiosk and an overflowing makeshift bar called the Open Arms.