Sentence examples for courts concessions from inspiring English sources

Known as "town" to locals, this area offers surfers of all levels a variety of waves from such surf spots as: Ala Moana Bowls, Tennis Courts, Concessions, Big Rights, Kewalo Basin and Point Panics.

The top level features a full regulation court, concessions and bleachers for onlookers to observe whatever play goes down.

The government might try to change its position, and argue that a notification under article 50 could be revoked – this would be the opposite of its high court concession that triggering article 50 would inevitably result in the withdrawal of the UK from the EU (and so lead to loss of individual rights).

Try to add some small food courts or concession stands with small portions of real food or fake, plastic food.

But many will see the bankruptcy filing as a blatant effort to use the courts to force concessions on municipal workers that couldn't be obtained in other ways.

And the court made significant concessions when it ruled on that case in May.

Analysts cite a clause in Egypt's new constitution that granted the military the right to try civilians in army courts – a major concession that suggested Morsi was not willing to confront army interests.

If no agreement is reached, United must petition the bankruptcy court to impose concessions.

But the court has made some concessions.

The victim's mother told the Calgary Sun she's frustrated by how many concessions the court has made to accommodate Neurauter's schedule.

The federal government, not an "unusual court," made the concession.