Sentence examples for first concession from inspiring English sources

Her first concession to America was American pots.

It may be his first concession to the bottom line.

Her first concession to the imminent arrival will apparently be made in two weeks.

Mr. Fagih dismissed the move, the first concession to democracy advocates, as a "cosmetic" one.

As the first concession, Hughes did not make his first start until April 15, nine games into the season.

In the season's first concession to sentimentality Maggie and Sasha solemnly set Glenn's pocket watch beside a pile of stones.

These internal dialogues are often where we make the first concessions, write Kolb and Porter.

These internal dialogues are where the first concessions in the negotiation are made, write Kolb and Porter.

First, concessions have allowed an activist French state to finance extensive infrastructure development without using the public purse.

We may fail to recognize opportunities to negotiate, focus only on our weaknesses, and make the first concessions in our own heads before the negotiation even begins.

But by then, if its first concessions had been substantial, it would have given up critical pieces of its nuclear program, leaving the world a little safer.