Sentence examples for dramatic concession from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the pavilion's only dramatic concession to modernity will be safety belts on every horse, as required by city inspectors.

Mr. Hussein is a cagey despot, and he is certain to use the coming week to make a dramatic concession or two.

But while taking a step forward and making a dramatic concession, Netanyahu challenges not only Palestinians but also the Americans and Europeans.

To supply the plant with more spent uranium fuel, the North Koreans would also have to restart the reactor at Yongbyon, rebuilding the cooling tower it demolished as a dramatic concession last June, and that could take from six months to a year, experts said.

The response by the U.S. and its allies should be to treat each dramatic "concession" by Pyongyang, such as cultural exchanges and family reunions between North and South Koreans, for what they are, theatrics, and to meet each provocation with tougher economic penalties.

White House officials consider the pathway to citizenship to be a "dramatic concession" that is "very large and generous". Their proposal, under Grassley's bill, goes beyond the nearly 700,000 immigrants currently protected under DACA, and extends to other young immigrants who either did not initially qualify or sign up for the Obama program.

In the weeks to come, a series of dramatic concessions followed, the most surreal of which came on 3 November.

Some senators have said they would consider loosening the sanctions regime, but only in return for dramatic concessions from Tehran.

It is thought unlikely that the withdrawal of the oil embargo will be on the table unless there are signs of dramatic concessions from Tehran.

Relativity's first big-budget epic, "Immortals," was set to open in early November, and, less than two weeks beforehand, Elliott reportedly threatened to reduce its investment unless Kavanaugh agreed to dramatic concessions.

If the provocations of excessive policing are avoided and one or two dramatic concessions of great symbolic importance made, a cooling-off period may be secured in which more comprehensive measures to relieve tensions in the situation can be undertaken.