Sentence examples for concessions though from inspiring English sources

He did not make concessions, though, until a ship full of centrifuge parts headed for its ports was intercepted in October.

These were only partial concessions, though.

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants said that its board had not approved the concessions, though the situation was "very fluid".

American's announcement last night appeared to be an attempt to take some of the sting out of the concessions, though American said the new wage increase for T.W.U.

Mr Bush complained that Iran would get to keep and use most of the centrifuges in place today and maintain its underground nuclear site at Fordow, among other concessions (though some defenders of the deal, including our defence and diplomatic editor, would quibble with the details of his assessment).

These political concessions, though unpopular among certain revolutionary circles, have enabled Tunisia to withstand the challenges of its political geography.

As a concession, though, the announcement by House leaders left a lot to be desired.

An hour after Mr. Saakashvili's concession, though, Mr. Ivanishvili excoriated him at length, calling him "the main cause of all the bad things in Georgia," and said the two men could not collaborate.

There is one useful concession, though: a kick which doesn't cost any stamina and which, Resident Evil-style, is dead handy for clearing space when you're surrounded by the undead.

The concession, though, came after a more profound shift by the Bush administration, which agreed during the two-week conference to pursue a new pact fulfilling the unmet goals of the original treaty; the pact would take effect in 2012 when the Kyoto Protocol expires.

Smith offers a concession though: "I don't feel that music always has to be political.