Sentence examples for drastic concessions from inspiring English sources
Chrysler will need drastic concessions, particularly from suppliers, if it is to make it through the first quarter of 2009.
Fears that the rebellion might spread to Tunisia and Morocco led the French to make drastic concessions there; in 1956 both of these protectorates became sovereign states.
spread to Tunisia and Morocco led the French to make drastic concessions there; in 1956 both of these protectorates became sovereign states.
Unless Mrs. Clinton is prepared at this early stage to make drastic concessions or apply unprecedented pressure, she will not make significant progress this month.
The staff so intimidated applicants who, even with lawyers, were no match for the endless delays that applicants made drastic concessions just to finally move ahead.
He said other drastic measures will include unspecified program cuts and major concessions from labor unions, as well as efficiency savings and what Mr. Suozzi called "creative initiatives".
Some observers predict that the next collective bargaining agreement will feature drastic changes and that players will be forced to make concessions because of the economy.
The new law ('Legislative decree 1090') included mechanisms aimed at opening Amazonia for new investment, such as forest concessions solicited through private initiative, and it also enabled drastic changes in land-use designations.
But the more embittered the public mood becomes, the greater the internal pressure will be on Mr Clegg to extract wider, potentially destabilising concessions from his Conservative partners.Mr Osborne's budget was a drastic statement of the executive power of government: the coalition's imperial moment.
The Pakistani concession turned out to be essential, for as Gates left Islamabad events in Kashmir took a drastic turn for the worse.
