Sentence examples for concessions to do from inspiring English sources

But it is unclear whether they have made enough concessions to do so.

Good news was that N.B.C. would stay in the city but they received huge concessions to do so.

I still think that, because he is fully committed to make the kinds of concessions to do business in China that did not come so easily for Google.

After a long back and forth in India, it gave authorities access to data from BBM and BIS in 2013, while it was thought to have made concessions to do business in Russia and China in 2007 and 2008 respectively.

By offering the Chinese a hundred-year concession to do whatever they want".

However, while offering some concessions designed to do that, Mrs. May did not give any fresh insight into the type of ties she ultimately wants Britain to have to the bloc — a question that divides her cabinet and her Conservative, or Tory, Party.

He stressed that the government would need to maintain some secrecy around its aims in the two-year negotiating process, in order to "retain room for manoeuvre, including the ability to give and take, to trade off different interests, to maximise the value of concessions, and to do so without always giving the other side advance notice.

For the first time in the long, bloody history of the Arab-Israeli conflict, leaders of Syria and Israel seem ready--at the same time--to make peace with each other and consider compromises and concessions necessary to do a deal, U.S. officials said Wednesday.

Collins explained that federal laws give Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar broad concessions to set rates, and did not attempt to argue the basis with the Colorado Springs team.

I know of cases where wealthy hunting clients have flown into a country without passing border control, landed in a park or hunting concession, where they then get on to a four-wheel-drive vehicle, shoot an animal, and take off that very same day with a trophy in their cargo hold, paying only corrupt officials or concession holders to do so.

The concession has to do with what happens to money ostensibly awarded to victims but never claimed by them.