Sentence examples for concession is made from inspiring English sources

Whatever deal or concession is made, it can be relied on not to last.

The concession is made in a company website posted this week, which is part of a $100 million £600 million) promotional campaign, designed to give Philip Morris a friendlier face.

The culturally specific argot, the narrowly British concern with football, and the genre's fascination with certain key crimes – notably the notorious Rettendon murders in 1995 – mean that unlike other areas of the British film industry, little concession is made to what overseas audiences, particularly in the US, will make of it all.

No concession is made to geographical or biological niceties.

The aim is to show that even if this concession is made, meaning for a sensation-word still cannot be secured and maintained by such a linguist.

The British prime minister Churchill became in Mandarin qiū + jí + ěr, which is recognizably similar to the English; but in Cantonese he was yao + gat + yi – no concession is made to speakers of other kinds of Chinese!

But in the awarding of parts no concession was made to his age.

In fact that concession was made by Neil Garnham, counsel for the troops.

He hinted that should those areas be handed over by Israel, Hamas could take a "temporary" respite "without Israel being recognized and without any concession being made".

In the latter part of that year a further concession was made, when as many as two vessels per annum were allowed to enter the port from France.

The concession was made conditional that Braathens SAFE built a technical base at Stavanger Airport, Sola.