Sentence examples for considered a concession from inspiring English sources

House Democrats have said they are prepared to accept a short-term bill that funds the government at sequester levels, which is already considered a concession to Republicans.

The administration's willingness to consider a concession on the consumer agency was first reported Wednesday evening on The Washington Post's Web site.

Mr. McConnell had agreed to some increased role for the secret court, a step that the administration considered a major concession, the White House and Congressional leaders said.

The decision to hold the talks at Diamond Mountain, rather than in either Seoul or Pyongyang, was itself considered a significant concession by South Koreans.

The American officials acknowledged that the face-to-face talks might be considered a small concession to the North Koreans, who had long demanded dealing directly -- and exclusively -- with the United States in resolving the nuclear crisis.

The Soviets made what they considered a major concession by agreeing to retain their responsibility under the Potsdam Accords for access to West Berlin and achieved in return Western recognition of the status quo in eastern Europe and access to West German technology and credits.

In an attempt to defuse the situation, Park has granted lawmakers the power to name her new prime minister, a move considered a major political concession.

But the group, classified as a terrorist group by Spain, the EU and the US, grew frustrated at what it considered a lack of concessions in peace talks with the Socialist government.

Even her muscle T clung uncomfortably, and Liana considered it a concession not to strip down to her running bra.

Pinkney was astonished that this point should have been considered as a concession.

The small concessions were considered a sign of progress between the nuclear powers.