Sentence examples for concession according from inspiring English sources

Third Point believes that its input into the selection of the next chief executive is a critical concession, according to the other person with knowledge of the talks.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Schaeuble warned ministers that they might have to agree to make senior bondholders take losses before allowing banks direct access to the bailout fund because lawmakers in Germany would demand such a concession, according to people with direct knowledge of the discussions who spoke on condition of anonymity because the session was meant to be private.

But those aren't the only reasons that most producers and owners ignore this potentially lucrative concession: according to several Broadway insiders, theater would sacrifice a certain snob appeal if ticket-buyers were licking the butter off their fingertips in the middle of the second act.

Some of Trump's advisers and aides, including national security adviser John Bolton, warned the president not to be so eager for a deal with North Korea as to hastily make an unwise concession, according to people familiar with the internal discussions.

Socrates' moderation is not merely a political concession, according to Strauss, but bears upon the question of how we come to truth: "Socrates implied that disregarding the opinions about the nature of things would amount to abandoning the most important access to reality which we have, or the most important vestiges of truth which are within our reach" (NRH, p. 124).

Galaxy's evolution from a company that "didn't deserve" a gaming concession, according to Macau's casino liberalization chief, to market leader reflects Macau's evolution from a VIP gambling destination toward the "world center for tourism and leisure" that Macau and Beijing authorities prescribe.

If there was any chance of saving the situation, Tsipras would have to make concessions, according to eurozone leaders.

In South Kalimantan province, about 14percentt of all forested area lies in coal concessions, according to a 2014 Greenpeace analysis of government data and mining feasibility studies.

Until February 14 and then February 28 with concessions, according to the old familiar routine, tossed to us to whet our appetite for hope and further waiting.

The 2016 budget hit poor families hardest even though high income earners were slugged through tighter superannuation tax concessions, according to new modelling.

The Globe has been the biggest drain by far, with operating losses of $50 million last year and a projected $85 million this year, not counting the union concessions, according to management.