Sentence examples for ability to make concessions from inspiring English sources

All big decisions are made in Damascus, so the regime's delegation will have zero ability to make concessions.

"The southern leadership has unleashed powerful nationalist sentiments over the oil issue, which would be difficult to contain and would constrain the leadership's ability to make concessions in the short term," Professor El-Affendi said.

Moledet's two seats in the 120-seat Knesset would lift the government's majority from a perilous 61 to a more comfortable 63 and thus, according to Mr Netanyahu's account, will actually enhance his ability to make concessions to the Palestinians.

6) The Arab world, which in the past has acted as a break on Palestinians, inhibiting their ability to make concessions, is now fully behind the effort.

The indigenous sex institutions of the Igbo and Ubang underscore the ability of both cultures to make concessions in regard to sexual and reproductive issues.

During his more than half a century of involvement in labor matters, Mr. Kheel was known above all else for his extraordinary ability to get feuding parties to make concessions to reach an agreement.

Finally, it should be noted that for the Palestinian leadership, achieving international recognition of the State of Palestine, without Israeli permission, will be an act of assertiveness that will enhance their ability to make difficult concessions in the negotiations.

Considering the critical impact of the two issues in terms of U.S. national security and economic interests, respectively, it is inconceivable that America has the ability to make major concessions on either front even if China cooperates on the other.

The president continues to make concessions.

None want to make concessions.

First, Obama is extraordinarily eager to make concessions.