Sentence examples for concessions given from inspiring English sources

Still, Canada may have to make some concessions, given Trump's need to placate his base.

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He said any concessions given to Mr Cameron must be done in a way that will be "safe for all Europe".

Towns are reimbursed by the state for any tax concessions given under the programs, but must raise their own funds for the additional allowances.

Some officials at The Post speculated that the pressmen may be attempting to wrestle back concessions given away in a 15-year contract extension signed in August.

He called the program a "solid start to reducing emissions," but said the tremendous concessions given under the plan proved that, if anything, the government listened to businesses' complaints.

On the final night, however, the owners made the biggest concessions, giving players more flexibility in the free-agent rules.

The Palestinians' willingness to make concessions gives the lie to the notion, widely mooted in Israel when the process jams, that there is "no Palestinian partner" for peace.

The tickets often cost $100 or more a day, and ticket holders typically spend another $30 at concessions, giving the organizers profit margins averaging near 30%, about five-times those for a touring festival.

King Abdullah offered small concessions, giving permanent contracts to temporary government workers.

Harrison Clark said that his concessions gave him authority over the area and demanded that the Company pay him for them.