Sentence examples for concession made from inspiring English sources

There is absolutely no concession made for those with families.

In Rome every concession made by Constantinople toward the Monophysites increased the distrust.

Detachment was the appropriate reaction, with the odd concession made to furious outburst.

Amid the broader controversy of displacement, however, it was a concession made when other alternatives were exhausted.

Mara wields the single vote the Giants have on league business, a practical concession made by Bob Tisch.

"There was one important concession" made during the talks, Mr. zu Guttenberg told the 40 reporters traveling with him.

We expect to see more concession making, e.g. in the form of logrolling or Pareto-movements, and we assume: H 4(b) Subjects provided with a negotiation dance graph make more concessions compared to those provided with a history graph.

Backbenchers have a habit of banking concessions made by the prime minister.

He seized on the tax-raising concessions made to Scotland and demanded them for the capital.

This is modern Scottish cooking, with no concessions made to the setting.

But this does not mean that there have been any concessions made".