Sentence examples for concession it from inspiring English sources

The task force found that the benefits of mammography outweighed the risks, but in a little-noticed concession, it actually downgraded its rating of the strength of the evidence, to fair from good.

More worryingly, in order to present the next trade round as an opportunity for its firms to offset the concession it will have to make on agriculture, Europe's strategy has been to push for as wide an agenda as possible, in particular shifting the agenda to services.

After each concession, it demands more.

That would not be a very great concession, it would seem.

It led to the opening goal and what a soft concession it was from Cardiff's point of view.

The court, however, did make one unprecedented concession: it released an audiotape of the hearing immediately after it ended.

The union said that in return for its concessions, it wanted "financial returns and corporate governance".

Union officials, though, quickly challenged the airline's figures, saying that the company was playing down the true extent of the concessions it was seeking from its workers.

• United says without $725 million in new labor concessions it will default on its loan covenants in the next few months.

The proposal represents a setback for the car industry, which must redouble its efforts to win concessions it had sought in the final version of the legislation.

United said that if all of its unions agreed to interim concessions, it would have enough breathing room until May 1 to negotiate for permanent concessions.