Sentence examples for a limited concession from inspiring English sources

In a limited concession, coffee and ice are available to buy, but that's it.

Mr. Zuckerberg had initially resisted meeting with the European authorities, and his appearance on Tuesday was a limited concession.

Designing the study was complicated by ethical issues, which were resolved by a limited concession in the study design.

Only one cabinet member, Giannis Dragasakis, a former central-committee member of the Greek communist party, has ever served in government before.European creditors can make a few limited concessions.

In October 1888 Lobengula signed what he thought was a limited mineral concession with a group of Cecil Rhodes's of business associates, led by C.D. Rudd, but it too was distorted: manipulated to appear as a gold concession to his entire kingdom, in 1889 it was accepted as authentic by the British government and used to charter the British South Africa Company (BSAC).

Ndebele thought he was granting Rhodes a limited mining concession.

The trial judge acquiesced and the trial was allowed to proceed in secret, with the limited concession that 10 accredited journalists could sit in on the less sensitive part of the case, provided they agreed not to disclose what they had heard.

The Ten Years' War ended inconclusively, however, with a general amnesty and limited concessions to the Cubans; Gómez and the other revolutionary leaders refused to accept the accord and went into exile.

When other countries refuse to roll over and accept his demands, he has a history of accepting limited concessions and declaring victory, as with the renegotiation of the North American free trade agreement.

Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, has argued internally that eliminating Hamas is not worth the civil strife it would cause, because the Palestinians can expect only limited concessions in return from a Sharon government.

Immigration advocates have repeatedly called for a "clean DREAM Act" — a version of the bill that would make only limited concessions to enforcement and security measures.