Sentence examples for better concessions from inspiring English sources

David Cameron has kicked off a crucial weekend of negotiations over Britain's future in Europe, pressing the European commission for better concessions on his reform agenda that would enable him to limit a backbench revolt and boost his chances of winning the EU referendum.

Last week, the Obama administration gave the company 60 days to come up with a better turnaround plan, including extracting better concessions from unions, creditors and bondholders.

She requested the intervention of her uncle, the respected Marquis of Villena, to negotiate with the Royal Council, hoping he would be able to obtain better concessions.

Paura suggested bigger movie screens and seats as well as better concessions for adults (including wine, cheese or "something that doesn't make my cholesterol go up").

Bowen said Labor favoured better targeted concessions but believed tax law changes should not be retrospective in principle.

That's scientist-speak for "more community managed forests please!" The evidence is there and certainly, from TFT's work; we would attest to excellent forest management by communities, often better than concessions and yes, even protected areas.

"So sponsors are willing to offer better deals and concessions to those first buyers.

Some 70% of Russians believe the country should stick to its current position on Ukraine, while 20% say it would be better to make concessions in order to avoid sanctions.

Mr Taylor has a point when he says that the French government seldom confronts unions with the awkward truth that it is better to make concessions than to see potential investors flee and factories shut.It is unlikely that there will be much domestic political fall-out from the tyre row.

Having a Roomblocker concierge negotiating for the group means that they will typically obtain better pricing and concessions then they would booking on their own.

This month, he promised them financial concessions and better customer service.