Sentence examples for concessions made from inspiring English sources

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.

The evidence to date does not show any significant response to the concessions made in the JOBS Act in 2012.

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

But House liberals are expected to resist some concessions made in the Senate.

Generally more rhetoric than reality, they sometimes contain real concessions made by politicians seeking votes.

This recognised the concessions made in the "listening exercise" but set out some remaining concerns.

If he does, one of the concessions made by the unions last month would fall.

Despite concessions made by the board, the reforms are deeply unpopular with many members and activists.

Unnamed sources told newspapers there may have been concessions made to the Chinese, without offering any more information.