Sentence examples for a large concession from inspiring English sources

It was therefore perfectly natural that an oil company, granted a large concession for coastal drilling, should slip him regular suitcases stuffed with cash.

Trump's announcement in June that drills would be suspended took South Korean and American officials by surprise, and was widely seen as a large concession.

The decision to make such a large concession before the Hobart meeting has even begun, she said, means that by the time a deal is reached, the reserve might be only half its original size.

Some analysts noted that freezing its production at current levels was not a large concession because Iraqi production reached a record of 4.35 million barrels a day in January, according to the IEA.

But fears were growing that the two sides were maybe too far apart after the Afghan government's refusal to accept the American offer of a six-month timetable, already a large concession from an American position that even as recently as a few weeks ago delayed any transfer indefinitely.

In announcing yesterday that Britain would accept a renewal (technically, a "second commitment period") of Kyoto, Mr Miliband was in effect starting the climate talks all over again by sending a clear signal – and making a large concession – to developing countries, for whom maintaining the 1997 treaty had taken on almost totemic status.

The words "despite everything" in your subtitle sound like a very large concession.

Maybe a fairly large concession.

More than two-thirds of the 179 bird species and a similar proportion of the 53 dung-beetle species survived at 18 sampling sites across a large logging concession covering a million hectares, despite the entire concession being logged over twice.

"They haven't even made a plantation yet," said Dimitri observing the large concession.

In 1984, the already large concession of the Foundation was expanded to a single block of 972 804 ha - about one-seventh of the landmass of Sabah.