Sentence examples for concessions contained in from inspiring English sources

"Dyed-in-the-wool Likud supporters did not rise up against the principle of the concessions contained in Barak's approach," Daniel Ben Simon wrote in the Haaretz newspaper on Friday.

The only factual point he makes related to it — that California is awash in Pacific Rim trade — undermines the position that there's a need for the further concessions contained in the TPP.

Government officials heralded the move as the main concession in one of the most controversial pieces of legislation contained in the Queen's speech.

Estimated at around 2.2 billion tonnes, the Simandou concession contains almost as much as the entire global iron-ore industry produced in 2013.

Peruvian forest concessions are intended to be a long-term commitment to forest management; in addition to the timber and non-timber resources that the forests under concession contain, they also entail vital, albeit hard-to-value, ecosystem services [10], [41].

The agreement they have apparently sketched out in Moscow may hold if Putin concludes that the costs of his adventure are beginning to outweigh the gains, and if the Ukrainian President can bear whatever concessions it contains.

Their reluctance to do so kindled suspicions that the fine print contained concessions to legislative leaders.

Prime Minister Ivars Godmanis of Latvia said his country would veto the package unless it contained more concessions for countries like his that joined the European Union in 2004.

The deal the workers ratified contained far-reaching concessions, including the wage freeze, a pension freeze for the more senior two-thirds of the workers and a steep increase in what the workers pay toward their health care insurance.

The contract, which will be imposed from August, when newly qualified doctors begin working in the NHS, contains major concessions offered by Government negotiators in recent weeks.

Workers who had been striking at a Caterpillar hydraulic parts factory in Joliet, Ill., voted on Friday to ratify a proposed six-year contract that contained almost all of the concessions the company had demanded.