Sentence examples for concessions at least from inspiring English sources
Bryant, certainly not one to make concessions – at least not willingly – to age or anything else, no doubt has also noticed the league's overt commitment to marketing its next generation of stars.
The rapprochement between Fatah and Hamas, though probably a precondition for an eventual settlement, makes it harder for the Palestinian side to make their own necessary concessions, at least in the short term.
Mr Sarkozy knows what happened to Mr Chirac in the mid-1990s and seems determined not to repeat his practice of offering unwise concessions, at least for now.Don't give inIt is those qualifying phrases so far, for now that are worrying.
The regime thinks this unfair, but it takes threats from the Bush administration seriously, so it has made enough concessions, at least on paper, for the Americans to declare last month that it was indeed showing good faith.President Omar Bashir has other reasons for wanting peace.
This time Panama looked a yard slower all over the pitch; their three centre-backs appeared horribly immobile and it was a night to forget for Román Torres, who scored the goal that took them to Russia 2018 but was responsible for concessions at least twice in Lucerne.
This is a huge concession, at least for Kristol.
But now - despite the Chinese decision to meet A.M.C.'s threat of a pullout with concessions that at least temporarily resolve the problems -there is widespread doubt among foreign investors whether their efforts to establish a foothold here are worthwhile.
Since November, Mr. Rowland and his budget director, Marc S. Ryan, have been calling on union leaders for concessions of at least $450 million, which they say could help close the deficit and perhaps restore some jobs.
The possibility of a blocked deal or forced concessions, or at least a prolonged investigation, has been one of the biggest sticking points during the negotiations between MGM Mirage and Mandalay.
If you've never negotiated a salary before, you may be picturing something like haggling inside a spice hut in Marrakech, Morocco with bargains, concessions, and at least three or four repetitions of the phrase "It's a good price".
Officials of the troubled airline maintain that concessions totaling at least $180 million are needed.
