Sentence examples for a huge concession from inspiring English sources

That is a huge concession.

Georgia made a huge concession recently by referring to Mr Ardzinba as a "president".

For the military that loosening of security is a huge concession to diplomacy and local sensibilities.

God knows what humble pie he had to eat - and he hated humble pie - but he came back with a grim face and a huge concession.

Making Mr Blair president would be regarded by many Eurocrats as a huge concession to Britain big enough, perhaps, to deter them from making further compromises of the kind Mr Cameron will be seeking should he become prime minister.

Mr Koizumi felt obliged to make a huge concession earlier this month, by agreeing to let the Hashimoto faction's upper-house leader, Mikio Aoki, nominate the two upper-house members who will serve in his next cabinet.

But a revenue increase equal to the dollar value of the Bush tax cuts on high earners (about $700 billion), accomplished through a tax reform that caps deductions and lowers overall rates, doesn't strike me as a genuinely "huge" concession on the part of conservatives.

That "huge concession" was a pure invention by Wallace and Kristol, who used it as a retort to the fact-based remarks of Connolly and Williams.

Mr Boehner has formally offered $800 billion of higher revenue a huge concession for a Republican provided it comes through limiting deductions, exemptions and other loopholes (collectively called tax expenditures), rather than raising rates.

The equivalent of a huge tax concession (which would shatter the Republican coalition, but which Democrats consider essential) is a huge health-care concession (which would shatter the Democratic coalition but which Republicans consider essential), but the president has insisted that those are entirely off the table.

Palmwag Rhino Camp: At the edge of a huge wildlife concession and run by Wilderness Safaris (wilderness-safaris.com) in conjunction with the Save the Rhino Trust and local Ovahimbo people.