Sentence examples for concession itself from inspiring English sources

It adds that "the mountain gorilla habitat is distinctly separate from Soco's area of interest – separated by altitude (as oil exploration does not take place in volcanic mountains, and mountain gorillas do not live in lowland savannah), by distance (approximately 40km) and by the boundary of Block V (the name of its concession) itself".

He wants the newly formed East African Community, which includes Burundi as well the core trio of Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, to co-operate with Congo to create a company to run mining concessions itself.

But this Chinese "concession" in itself illustrates the width of the gap between the two sides.

Mr. Bush's America seems in danger of convincing itself that it can force everybody to make concessions, while itself remaining impervious to change".

Under the new treaty plan, the leaders agreed to pursue a tougher budget discipline regime with automatic sanctions for deficit sinners in the single currency area, but Britain said it could not accept the proposed treaty amendments after failing to secure concessions for itself on financial regulation.

"My fellow-citizens," he began — a concession remarkable in itself.

"My fellow-citizens,'' he began — a concession remarkable in itself.

Finally, Trump's decision to try to delegitimize the election result three weeks before voting day, before an audience of tens of millions of Americans, may have, as many are saying, broken longstanding political norms — but it was also tantamount to a concession of defeat in itself.

This concession, introduced in 1999, was itself the result of a long campaign fought by SBS.

The right wing has tried to portray Israeli withdrawal from those towns as a concession that would endanger Jerusalem itself.

This is itself a huge concession: extending the tax cuts for 98percentt of Americans will cost $140 billion per year.