Sentence examples for every concession made from inspiring English sources

In Rome every concession made by Constantinople toward the Monophysites increased the distrust.

In Rome every concession made by Constantinople toward the purported monophysites increased the distrust.

There is absolutely no concession made for those with families.

That was considered by Himmler as a tremendous concession made to me.

The only concession made to him was the privilege of wearing all his clothes.

By the same token, there is no concession made to illustration.

Under WTO rules, any concession made to one country must be made to all.

We expect to see more concession making, e.g. in the form of logrolling or Pareto-movements, and we assume: H 4(b) Subjects provided with a negotiation dance graph make more concessions compared to those provided with a history graph.

For every concession I made, I hadn't gone far enough.

There are concessions made by every president.

Backbenchers have a habit of banking concessions made by the prime minister.